As Iran crisis drags on, fears of global food catastrophe grow
While global food prices have risen modestly so far, the full impact of the conflict has yet to be felt, analysts say.
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While global food prices have risen modestly so far, the full impact of the conflict has yet to be felt, analysts say.
Read moreFrançois Picard welcomes Ghassan Salamé, Lebanon's culture minister. Salamé portrays Lebanon as a country that has preserved political pluralism and freedom of expression, and persevered despite decades…
Read moreFrançois Picard welcomes Ghassan Salamé, Lebanon's culture minister. Salamé portrays Lebanon as a country that has preserved political pluralism and freedom of expression, and persevered despite decades…
Read moreThirty-two years after the genocide against the Tutsi, Rwanda is tackling its most intimate project: the reintegration of the last convicts into the heart of the lands they once bloodied.…
Read moreThe Director of the International Energy Agency, Fatih Birol, said in a statement on France Inter radio, broadcast on Tuesday, that the world is facing the largest energy crisis ever due to the war between Iran on the one hand and the United States and Israel on the other hand.…
Read moreAfter fifteen years at the head of Apple, Tim Cook will hand over the reins on September 1 to John Ternus. A very prepared succession, but which opens a new phase for the apple group, called upon to relaunch…
Read moreLebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam will meet French President Emmanuel Macron at the Elysee Palace late on Tuesday. The president is expected to reaffirm his support for the high…
Read moreMichael Jackson fans on Monday flocked to the Los Angeles premiere of a new biopic that chronicles how the child star became a global music icon but avoids any reference to the child sex abuse allegations…
Read moreOn the front page of the press this Tuesday, April 21, the projections of candidates for the 2027 presidential election in France. Demographic decline, a major challenge for schools. Colombian mercenaries at the heart…
Read moreThis episode of Bab al-Web reviews the following titles: In Lebanon, a funny question from a displaced student to the Minister of Education. A student celebrates his graduation by carrying his daughter in Jordan. Yemen.. A child skateboards in the streets of Taiz and raises controversy. Saudi Arabia... calm...
Read moreThe bombs have stopped falling for now. But the damage is done, and my life has been wrecked.
Read moreLebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam met with French President Emmanuel Macron at the Élysée Palace late on Tuesday, with the president reaffirming his support for the ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon,…
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