More than a decade after it closed, 20 Yemeni women have revived the war-torn country's oldest factory to make face masks in anticipation of an outbreak of the new coronavirus. The situation is especially fraught because Yemen's health system has all but collapsed following years of...

Behind a black gate in an upscale Beirut suburb, the head of Lebanon’s banking lobby implored the government to hold firm against the latest crisis, pay the country’s debts and safeguard its financial industry. “A stable economy is largely dependent on a strong banking sector,” said...

(Zaman Al Wasl)- A Syrian refugee toddler has died after five hospitals in the Lebanese Hermel distrcit refused to admit her, father told Zaman al-Wasl Friday. The 14-month-old Fatima Al-Bakkar sufferd of high blood sugar and low blood pressure as well as other medical...

Members of a German extreme right group arrested last week were believed to have been plotting "shocking" large-scale attacks on mosques similar to the ones carried out in New Zealand last year, the government said Monday. Officials said that investigations into 12 men detained in police...