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BLOM Bank General Manager Saad Azhari saw a silver lining despite some negative indicators.

Mohamed Salah’s status as the main attraction in his home country at the African Cup of Nations threatens to be overshadowed by yet another football corruption scandal.

Despite a shrunken participation from exhibitors when compared with last year’s edition, Project Lebanon’s newcomers this year offer a glimmer of hope for the country’s construction and infrastructure sectors, currently stuck in limbo.

Debate raged Thursday over the actions of Premier Jason Kenney, who handed out earplugs to MLAs during an overnight session. Vinesh Pratap has reaction and analysis on the political theatre.

Orlando City midfielder Nani named to MLS All-Star Fan XI Pro Soccer USA Nani will represent the Lions during the 2019 MLS All-Star Game on July 31 when the all-stars take on La Liga team Atltico Mad

Now he will have to be the quintessential organisational man to impress his mentors the RSS, Modi and Shah

Quebec's largest school board to postpone applying Bill 21 CTV News Quebec's largest school board has voted to delay application of Quebec's controversial new secularism law for at least

Brooks Koepka feels good about his game but admits he will need to overcome "mental exhaustion" if he is to contend for the Travelers Championship title this week.

'Food truck only' signs erected in Downtown Orlando after confusion, citations Fox 35 Orlando Two bright brand-new signs are up, chained to the parking meters in Downtown Orlando for the new

ALL five living PMs yesterday paid tribute to civil service chief Sir Jeremy Heywood Lord Heywood, who served as Britain’s most senior mandarin, died from cancer in November aged just 56. Theresa May led the tributes at the packed Westminster Abbey memorial service, hailing him as “not just an extraordinary adviser but an extraordinary doer”. […]

Paul Casey made his customary good start to the Travelers Championship in Connecticut as he ended the opening day just one stroke off the lead.

A free festival of cycling is returning to Lichfield.

ATLANTA — After pulling off another trade, the Atlanta Hawks added to their impressive young core by selecting wingman De’Andre Hunter from national champion Virginia with the No. 4 pick of the NBA draft on Thursday night. The selection was technically made by the Los Angeles Lakers as part of the Anthony Davis trade, but

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There’s nothing more romantic than brand sponsorship. An Instagram influencer’s elaborate “surprise” engagement was recently shopped around to companies, which were asked to back the couple’s special moment with sponsorships. “We’re pleased to offer your brand the opportunity to align with this momentous occasion,” reads part of the 13-page pitch deck for the engagement of...

The European Investment Bank has agreed a €350m loan to the DAA to help fund upgrades at Dublin Airport.

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Roger Federer avoided a major setback in his preparations for Wimbledon as he scrapped to a 7-6 (5), 4-6, 7-5 victory over Frenchman Jo-Wilfried Tsonga in the second round of the ATP event in Halle Thursday.

Juan Martin’s del Potro’s injury curse has struck again with the Argentine requiring more surgery after refracturing his kneecap during this week’s Queen’s Club Championships.

Ajara Nchout’s brilliant goal at the death gave Cameroon a dramatic 2-1 win over New Zealand Thursday and took the Indomitable Lionesses through to the women’s World Cup knockout stage.

Maurizio Sarri said being appointed Juventus’ new head coach was the crowning achievement of his long career and he welcomed a return to Italy following a year in the English Premier League with Chelsea.

Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthis launched a projectile into southern Saudi Arabia Wednesday, which the Arab coalition said landed near a desalination plant without causing damage or casualties.

Silham was 21 years old when Daesh (ISIS) militants sold her into sexual slavery. Raped and beaten, she moved from one Syrian town to the next, sold every seven to 10 days for the equivalent of just a few dollars.

Here are five Fastmarkets MB stories you might have missed on Thursday June 20 that are worth another look.

Lacrosse coaches lead two separate high school teams to state title wins, all while caring for a newborn.