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What used to cover a weekly shop of vegetables, fruit and bread, would not even buy a packet of cheese today

A cash-strapped U.N. agency that suspended a Palestinian teacher in Lebanon for inciting terrorism on social media is now facing significant unrest, as Palestinian terrorist organizations condemn the decision.

Hrajel, Lebanon: High in Lebanon s rugged mountains, hatmaker Youssef Akiki is among the last artisans practising the thousand year old skill of makin...

In letter to officers, Yaakov Shabtai stresses they are 'police for all of Israeli society,' says 'protesting is a democratic right'

International cultural body says it will provide assistance amid worries over structural integrity of Aleppo's old city and Diyarbakir fortress, as well as 3 other locations

Judge Tarek Bitar orders release of five suspects, charges eight officials in connection to massive explosion that killed over 200 people in August 2020

POLITICO reflects on 12 months of political scandals, climate crises and an ongoing war.

The only solace is the start of a fund to pay poor nations for the loss and damage they are suffering due to climate change.

The world’s wealthiest nations signed onto a landmark agreement Sunday at the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, to help compensate poorer ones for the devastating impacts of rising global temperatures.

The two-week talks, which at times appeared to teeter on the brink of collapse, delivered a major breakthrough on a fund for climate "loss and damage" but left some disappointed over a failure to push further ambition on cutting emissions.