BEIRUT: Lebanese money changers refusing to accept older $100 banknotes, known as “white notes,” is causing confusion, particularly after some people were charged an extra $5 fee for exchanging $100 white bills. Dozens of customers

A journalist who helped in the Pulitzer Prize-winning Reuters news agency investigation into the drug war of President Rodrigo Duterte, has been shot dead — the latest casualty in the continuing violence against people

BEIRUT: On Tuesday, at the request of President Emmanuel Macron, French Ambassador to Lebanon Anne Griot briefed Lebanese President Michel Aoun on Macron’s Gulf tour, especially his visit to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

The move is the latest effort by the country to rein in the power of technology companies.Australia will create a licensing framework for cryptocurrency exchanges and consider launching a retail central bank digital currency

BEIRUT: Lebanon’s Prime Minister Najib Mikati on Monday held a number of meetings designed to help restore Arab trust in Lebanon, and the country’s diplomatic and economic relationships with Saudi Arabia and other Gulf

Sri Lankan officials receive charred body of factory manager lynched by a mob for alleged blasphemy last week.The charred body of a factory manager who was lynched by a mob in Pakistan for alleged

Lebanese president, PM and parliament speaker express satisfaction with Saudi-French agreement BEIRUT: Lebanese Prime Minister Najib Mikati has affirmed his government’s commitment to honoring its undertakings for reform. Mikati said that his joint phone

Monday’s ruling is first in a dozen cases Myanmar’s military has brought against Aung San Suu Kyi since February coup.A court in Myanmar has sentenced the country’s deposed leader Aung San Suu Kyi to

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Crops at Beirut port silos to be composted, burned after insect infestation found BEIRUT: Tons of wheat, corn and barley stored at the Port of Beirut since the devastating explosion that rocked the city