nCoffee and Tea Linked to Lower cancer Risk: A Groundbreaking Study For years, experts have touted the countless benefits of tea and coffee.Now, a groundbreaking study by the American Cancer Society has revealed a new dimension to their health advantages: their potential to reduce the risk of head and neck cancers. Published in The washington … Read more
nThe Lebanese Army has announced the completion of its deployment in the South Litani region, a move carried out in coordination with the Quintet Committee overseeing the ceasefire agreement.This strategic step underscores Lebanon’s commitment to maintaining stability and implementing UN Security Council Resolution 1701, which calls for the expansion of state authority in the region. … Read more
The Louvre’s Bold Change: Mona Lisa to Get Her Own Room PARIS — In a sweeping announcement on Tuesday, French president emmanuel Macron revealed that the “Mona Lisa” will soon have a dedicated room at the Louvre Museum as part of a decade-long renovation project. The initiative,branded “louvre New Renaissance,” aims to modernize … Read more
Protests in Libya have disrupted oil exports, with demonstrators preventing the loading of oil tankers at the Sidra and Ras Lanuf ports, threatening to halt approximately 450,000 barrels per day. The protesters, who sent their demands to the National Oil Corporation (NOC) on January 5, are calling for the transfer of oil companies to the … Read more
Al-Ittihad Real Estate Achieves Landmark Sales and Strategic Recovery Goals dubai-based Al-Ittihad Real Estate Company has made headlines with its remarkable financial performance and strategic initiatives.Since announcing its five-year strategic plan in April 2023, the company has recorded land sales exceeding 1.3 billion dirhams, according to a recent disclosure by the Dubai financial Market. … Read more
A Childhood Photo Resurfaces: Lily Forchester’s Unexpected Link to Asma al-Assad When writer Lily Forchester stumbled upon a decades-old photograph of herself alongside Asma al-Assad, the wife of Syria’s former president Bashar al-Assad, she was stunned. The image, taken in 2002 on the steps of Queen’s College in central London, resurfaced in the wake of … Read more
Lebanese Army Officer Accused of Leaking Military Secrets to Hezbollah, Jeopardizing Ceasefire A shocking revelation has emerged from intelligence sources, alleging that a high-ranking officer in the Lebanese army leaked sensitive military secrets to Hezbollah, putting the fragile ceasefire agreement with Israel at risk.The breach, which occurred during a critical period of the truce, … Read more
The International Emergency Economic Powers Act: A Key Tool in U.S. Sanctions Policy The International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) has emerged as a cornerstone of U.S. foreign policy, granting presidents sweeping authority to impose sanctions in response to perceived threats to national security, foreign policy, or the economy. Enacted in 1977, this law … Read more
Fuji TV Faces Backlash Over Press conference Restrictions and Governance Concerns On January 27, former Osaka prefecture governor and lawyer Toru Hashimoto appeared on Fuji TV’s morning program Mezamashi 8, addressing the station’s recent controversies. The broadcast came hours before Fuji TV held a second press conference to address allegations involving employees and a reported … Read more
Syrian Actor Samer Al-Masry Returns Home After 14 Years: A Heartwarming Reunion After 14 years of forced absence, Syrian actor Samer Al-Masry has finally returned to his homeland, Syria. the emotional journey was documented by fellow actor Ayman Abdel Salam, who shared heartfelt moments on Instagram, capturing the essence of Al-masry’s reunion with his family … Read more