Lebanon
July 27, 2004
The Facility for Euro-Mediterranean Investment and Partnership (FEMIP) is to grant a loan of EUR 34 million in support of a new capital project aimed at cleaning up the Taparura site, in Sfax, Tunisia
July 26, 2004
Gunmen opened fire on a car carrying Iraqi women working with British forces in southern Iraq on Monday, killing two women and injuring two others, po
Lebanese singer Ragheb Alama has threatened to leave his production company Alam El Phan after they have been continuously delaying the release of his upcoming album
July 25, 2004
Less than a week after the assassination of senior Hizbullah activist in Beirut, a Tel Aviv security source is quoted as saying by <i>The Sunday Times
A source in the Media Office at the Presidency of Yemen denied Saturday news that the anti-US cleric Hussein Badruddinal-Houthi surrendered to mediato
a U.S. soldier with the 1st Infantry Division was killed by a roadside bomb in northern Iraq on Saturday, Army spokesman Master Sgt. Robert Powell sai
Lebanese singer Rami Ayash is expected to release his new musical album “Ya Msahhar Ayni”, which has been postponed by Rotana since last summer
July 24, 2004
Masked gunmen set fire and destroyed a Palestinian police station south of Gaza City on Saturday, in a protest against Yasser Arafat's lack of reform
A U.S. Marine died of injuries sustained during fighting west of Baghdad, the US Army declared Saturday.
Despite all the emptations Egyptian comedian-actor Mohammad Huneidi offered Lebanese singer Nancy Ajram to take part in his play in the final week of the screening, the singer refused to accept on the
Lebanese singer/actress Nicole Saba has recently released her first solo music video for the song “Yali Shaghilni Beek”, in which she plays the role of a secretary attempting to seduce her boss
July 22, 2004
Haifa Wahbi danced throughout her performance during the Carthage Festival, moving every possible part of her body including parts that have no muscles in them, then shifted to throwing roses and laug
FAO will assist Kuwait in establishing a reference centre for studies and research on wastewater treatment and reuse, the UN agency said Wednesday.
July 21, 2004
The head of slain American hostage Paul M. Johnson Jr., who was kidnapped and beheaded by al Qaeda activists in Saudi Arabia last month, was found in
Egyptian director Sharif Sabri and business manager of Egyptian controversial singer Ruby, announced that the singer’s film “Sabi’ Warakat Kotshineh” (Seven Playing Cards) will be screened in Dubai an