AMMAN, Dec 18 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Hundreds of Lebanon's most vulnerable migrant maids have been repatriated with funds raised by local charities, but thousands more remain stuck and ... ( read original story ...)
Syrian refugee carries on family soap-making legacy to combat COVID-19 spread in Lebanon
English News and Press Release on Lebanon about Protection and Human Rights, Recovery and Reconstruction and Epidemic; published on 15 Oct 2020 by UN Foundation ... ( read original story ...)
Kyrgyzstan, Korea debate prevention and elimination of emergencies’ consequences
Kyrgyzstan’s Minister of Emergency Situations Bobek Azhikeyev met with Ambassador of the Republic of Korea to Kyrgyzstan Ha Tae-yeok, the press service of the ministry reported on Friday ... ( read original story ...)
Palestinians scramble for COVID-19 vaccines as Israel prepares rollout
As Israel prepares to give COVID-19 vaccines to its citizens, Palestinians in the Israeli-occupied West Bank and Gaza are scrambling to secure their own doses, which health authorities say are still ... ( read original story ...)
Defense Cooperation Between Israel, gulf states possible – officials
Israel is open to cooperating militarily with Arab states who till recently were official adversaries of the Jewish state, a top Israeli security official said Tuesday. >>>Read more articles from The ... ( read original story ...)
Israel’s top-secret Mossad looks to recruit via Netflix, Hulu and Apple TV
After decades in the shadows, Israel's foreign intelligence agency, the Mossad, has been getting a lot of airtime, both on the news and in popular TV thrillers. In real life, details of operations ... ( read original story ...)
Israel is starting to vaccinate, but Palestinians may wait months
Palestinian conflict and a growing gap between rich and poor countries could keep vaccines from the West Bank and Gaza as the virus surges. ( read original story ...)
In time of hunger, Tajik president pictured with plenty
The president of a malnourished, impoverished country in Central Asia is routinely pictured standing next to stacks of bread, piles of fresh fruit, and refrigerators full of sausages. ( read original story ...)
UAE’s Hidden Gems: Seasoned off-roaders, trekkers reveal places to explore
The best way to experience these natural, hidden gems are either by off-road driving or by trekking, according to thrill-seekers, nature lovers and ... ( read original story ...)
Beitar Jerusalem and the UAE: When football, identity and politics collide
An Emirati investor now owns half of the only Israeli club never to have fielded an Arab-Muslim player. Beitar Jerusalem's far-right fans aren't pleased, but the club's anti-racist supporters are ... ( read original story ...)