BEIRUT — Lebanese authorities arrested Wednesday former Minister of Economy Amin Salam on charges of forgery, embezzlement and misuse of public funds, in a rare move against a high-ranking official in ...

A Hezbollah parliamentary delegation led by MP Mohammad Raad met with Prime Minister Nawaf Salam at the Grand Serail on Wednesday, following recent tensions with the premier over the issue of arms, ...

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A rolled stack of 30 pieces of 10 sen coins may be worth RM3, but for Syamil Shuib, this is his priceless possession. Still neatly wrapped in paper bearing the wish Salam Aidilfitri, it had the ...

KOTA KINABALU: Aidilfitri is not just a religious celebration but also an opportunity to strengthen relationships and foster understanding among family members, neighbours, friends, and the wider ...

The government will provide a special Aidilfitri financial aid of RM500 to civil servants in Grade 56 and below, with payments to be made next week, said Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim today. Anwar ...

The United States Department of State has dropped wording stating that Washington does not support independence for Taiwan. The State Department website’s latest “fact sheet” about Taiwan, a ...

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Nawaf Salam, who has been designated as the new Prime Minister of Lebanon, has resigned as a member of the International Court of Justice, said the ICJ on Tuesday.

Aoun designated Salam to form a government on Monday, and he could serve as prime minister at the very least until Lebanon’s next parliamentary elections in 2026. His victory is seen as a boon ...

The top judge at the International Court of Justice Nawaf Salam has been designated Lebanon’s next prime minister in a surprising turnaround for the crisis-ridden country.

Mr. Salam was endorsed by a majority of lawmakers in the country’s 128-seat Parliament on Monday, after which Lebanon’s newly elected president, Joseph Aoun, asked him to form a government.