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Lebanon says its navy has rescued a boat carrying migrants that had left the country heading west across the Mediterranean Sea, but broke down off the coast

Lebanon's navy rescued a boat carrying migrants that had left the country, heading west across the Mediterranean Sea, but broke down off the coast, the prime ministers office said Saturday.

The operation took place in Tal Tamis, Hasakah province.

BEIRUT (AP) — Lebanons navy rescued a boat carrying migrants that had left the...

​​​​​​​The vice-co-chairmanship of Executive Council of the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria, Hamdan Al-Abed, stressed the need to crystallize a solution to the Syrian crisis away from European capitals, reiterating the administrations calls for the Damascus government to start a constructive dialogue.

Police officers beat one of Tunisia's top LGBT+ activists in an attack campaigners warn captures the country's descent into "repression".

Two police officers apparently brutally attacked the director of a Tunis-based LGBT rights group on October 21, 2021, Human Rights Watch said today

Lebanon is suffering economic meltdown while its politicians dither. Reform – and fiscal relief – is unlikely before 2022 elections. While pushing for timely polls, international partners should send humanitarian assistance to ease the public’s pain, keep key infrastructure running and avert security breakdowns.

A training plane belonging to the Lebanese Aviation Club and carrying two people crashed on Wednesday in the sea off the coast of Halat in northern Lebanon, the National News Agency reported, according to Xinhua

“The sectarian nature of the state, accompanied by the promotion of neoliberal policies, is an obstacle to the rise of a working-class alternative from below, capable of challenging the ruling bourgeois sectarian parties. In this perspective, the ruling parties will use the next elections as a way to try to regain some legitimacy, both locally and internationally.”