After signs of torture were discovered, a government watchdog in Bahrain concluded for the first time that physical duress might have been used in extracting a confession, prompting a court to ... ( read original story ...)
Qatar- ‘I enjoy human connections photography grants me’
It is rightly said that photography is a record of one's living, for anyone who really sees. As a powerful medium of expression and communications, it offers an infinite variety of perception, ... ( read original story ...)
Pandemic to fuel growth of last-mile logistics in Oman
Oman Post says it is gearing up to capitalise on opportunities in the last-mile delivery space This website uses cookies to improve your online experience. They were placed on your computer when you ... ( read original story ...)
Oman’s Rose Village project progress reviewed
Muscat: Rose Village project is a value addition to the 'Muscat Hills' community. With its premier location, the housing project provides residential solutions to both Omani and non-Omani families as ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore Opposition Chair Calls for Inclusiveness After Poll
After 55 years of single-party rule in Singapore, a best-ever performance for the opposition in Friday’s vote shows the country is ready for an inclusive government with different views, Workers’ ... ( read original story ...)
Oriental Yuhong Obtains an Invention Patent in Singapore after One in the US
Oriental Yuhong broke the European and American monopoly and participated in the construction of a subway in Singapore. The subway – ThomsonLine – is 30 kilometers long. In order to solve the problem ... ( read original story ...)
Bankers ‘smuggled’ $6bn out of Lebanon, says ex-finance chief
Bankers have “smuggled” up to $6bn out of Lebanon since October, circumventing controls introduced to stem capital flight as the country plunged into its worst financial crisis in 30 years, according ... ( read original story ...)
Lebanon is a ‘failed state’ with ‘no appetite for reforms,’ says former minister
Lebanon's leaders lack the "political courage" to address its problems, says Nasser Saidi, founder and president of Nasser Saidi & Associates, and former minister of economy and industry. He adds: ... ( read original story ...)
Jordan Sekulow on the debate over reopening schools
Jordan Sekulow, a member of President Trump's outside legal team and Executive Director of the American Center for Law and Justice, weighs in on 'The Next Revolution.' ... ( read original story ...)
UN restarts cross-border aid to Syria but shuts access point
The UN Security Council on Saturday passed a resolution to restart cross-border humanitarian aid to Syria, but only after caving to Russian pressure to close one of two access points into the war-torn ... ( read original story ...)