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World News - Imagine being trapped in your favourite restaurant for three days, where you could eat unlimited amounts of the food you love. Until you’re just… sick of it. A woman in China got a taste of what that felt like when she was forced to quarantine... Read more at www.tnp.sg

BEIRUT — Interior Minister Bassam Mawlawi has sent a letter to the Directorate of General Security requesting that measures be taken to deport from Lebanon all non-Lebanese members of the main...

Posted by Scott Lucas | May 2, 2021 | Assad regime operatives are threatening Syria’s refugees in Lebanon to vote for Bashar al-Assad in the staged Presidential “election” on May 26. Refugees in Lebanon tell L’Orient Today of the pressure by local pro-Assad organizations such as the Association of Syrian Workers in Lebanon. Two refugees in the Minyeh area of Tripoli said Syrians in the area were called to an Association meeting last week at the office of Mohamad Matar, a Lebanese real ...

Minister lets eight universities buy Pfizer vaccines L’Orient Today. In a statement, the ministry announced that 410,000 doses of the Pfizer vaccine will be distributed among the eight universities. Academic institutions will pay the Health Ministry for the doses and all those wishing to be inoculated must register on the government’s vaccine platform. The Pfizer vaccines are set to arrive between July and September, with 320,000 doses divided between St Joseph University, the American Univ...

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A family in China has sold the corpse of their deceased adult daughter as a ghost bride after digging it from her tomb, reported local media. The body of Kang Cuicui, who died 12 years ago, was sold for £9,200 and married to a deceased man as an ancient betrothal ritual in northern Chinas Hebei Province. The custom of Yin Hun, or ghost marriages, has been practised in China for thousands of years by believers who claim it ensures the unmarried dead are not alone in the afterlife and brings goo...