Information Minister, Attorney Dr. Paul Morcos, hailed today the launch of the implementation phase and cornerstone laying of President René Mouawad Airport, considering it a major milestone in Lebanon’s national infrastructure agenda.   Speaking to “MTV Lebanon” Channel, Morcos praised the efforts of President Joseph Aoun, Prime Minister Nawaf Salam, Public Works ...

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Information Minister, Dr. Paul Morcos, on Friday visited Radio Lebanon archive in the presence of Ministry Director General Dr. Hassan Falha, Radio Director Mohammad Gharib, Head of Programs Rita Najim Al-Roumi, and archive officials, touring its sections and reviewing preservation conditions, safety measures, and electronic storage systems.   Morcos instructed ...

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Minister of Information, Attorney Dr. Paul Morcos, and President of the Lebanese University, Professor Bassam Badran, on Thursday signed a cooperation agreement between the Ministry of Information and CNAM (Conservatoire National des Arts et Métiers), in the presence of CNAM Director Dr. Sandrella Abu Fayyad, and board members, Programs Director ...

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Minister of Information Paul Morcos opened the “TV and Media Standards” workshop by Beirut Media, addressing media students and activists. Minister Morcos emphasized that professional ethics must come from journalists themselves, and the ministry sees itself as a partner, not a controller. Morcos encouraged young media students to overcome fear and ...

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Even when the world is trying to find a cure for the dreaded coronavirus pandemic, a report in Global Times said that a man from China’s Yunnan province died from Hantavirus while on a bus to the Shandong province. All the fellow passengers on the bus have been tested for ...

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  BEIJING/WASHINGTON (Reuters) – China expressed anger on Thursday after the U.S. Senate passed a bill promoting closer U.S. ties with Taiwan, but the step drew praise from the self-ruled island which pledged to deepen cooperation. The move adds to tensions between China and the United States, already at loggerheads ...

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Scientists have received signals from the very first stars ever, and could use them to unlock some of the most profound mysteries of the universe. The new discovery shed lights on how stars – and everything that surrounds us – began. It is a picture of the beginnings of light ...

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DHAKA/YANGON: Thousands of Rohingya Muslims have fled a strip of land on the border between Myanmar and Bangladesh after the two countries met to discuss resettling them, an official and a community leader said. The United Nations refugee agency has expressed concern that some 5,300 people who were staying in ...

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ISLAMABAD: Pakistani citizens belonging to the North Waziristan Agency who had moved to Afghanistan during operation Zarb-e-Azb, are moving back to their homeland, reads a statement from the office of the Political Agent of North Waziristan. The government has made preparations to receive 4,329 displaced families arriving from Khost, Afghanistan, ...

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Microbes can lie dormant for decades under Earth’s surface – and could be doing the same on Mars   Freak rains have exposed bugs that could indicate there’s life on Mars. Scientists have found microbes that have been lying dormant in the soil for decades. Without water, they have entered into ...

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