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‘My son could die’: the disabled Syrian refugees on the sharp end of UK aid cuts – photo essay Kate Holt Two centres – in Zahlé and in Beirut – offer specialised services, such as speech and physiotherapy, for disabled Syrian refugees who can’t afford to pay for them. This year, an average of 7,200 rehabilitation and psychosocial support sessions will no longer be delivered, affecting 1,500 disabled people directly and 9,000 people indirectly, including caregivers and wider communities. Since 2011, when the war in Syria began, more than 1.5 million people have cro...

From coaches and personnel returning Berea, to new free-agent arrivals embracing their new team, Building the Browns captured all of the behind the scenes action from the first months of the offseason

Vegan cookbook from Wildseed chef in San Francisco gets creative. Here are 5 tips FacebookTwitterEmail Curried cauliflower with muhammara from "Eat Plants Every Day" by Wildseed chef Blair Warsham and Carolyn WarshamErin Scott The chef of San Francisco’s hit vegan restaurant Wildseed is out with a new cookbook that puts vegetables at the forefront while also showcasing many Bay Area-made products as strong substitutions for meat and dairy. “Eat Plants Every Day” comes from husband and wife team Wildseed chef Blair Warsham and food writer Carolyn Warsham, who live in Marin County. They d...

Syria Dropped Chemical Weapon Chlorine On Rebel Towns In 2018: Watchdog Syria Dropped Chemical Weapon Chlorine On Rebel Towns In 2018: Watchdog The report is the second by an investigations team set up by the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons, which has the new power to apportion blame for attacks. Use of any chemical substance in armed conflict is banned under the 1997 Chemical Weapons Convention The Hague: The Syrian regime's air force used the chemical weapon chlorine in an attack on the town of Saraqib in 2018, the global toxic arms watchdog said on Monday after an...

WNKY 40 News April 12, 2021 FRANKFORT, Ky. (April 12, 2021) – Though the past year brought no shortage of obstacles for businesses across the globe, private-sector companies continued to announce job-creating projects in the commonwealth as Team Kentucky works to build a stronger economy for the long-term. As evidence, Site Selection magazine’s annual Governor’s Cup rankings for 2020 positioned Kentucky atop the South Central region, and third nationally, for qualifying projects per capita. The commonwealth also placed seventh overall in total projects, the highest of any state with a ...