Новости за 24.04.2021

AMMAN — With a larger objective of building a lasting culture of support for women-owned small businesses, a campaign titled “Ina’k Al Fadi” works on distributing jars among working women in northern Jordan. 

AMMAN — The Court of Cassation has overturned a November 2019 State Security Court (SSC) ruling, sentencing a man to seven years in prison after convicting him of possessing illegal narcotics in Mafraq in September 2019.

ISTANBUL — The Turkish army on Saturday launched a new ground and air offensive against outlawed Kurdish militants' bases in northern Iraq, officials and local media reported.

DUBAI — Entisar Al Hammadi was just starting a career in modelling when she was arrested two months ago in Yemen's rebel-held capital Sanaa, where the Houthis are enforcing a morals campaign.

NEW DELHI — India's daily coronavirus death toll set a new record Saturday as the government battled to get oxygen to hospitals overwhelmed by the hundreds of thousands of new daily cases.

WASHINGTON — Could the planet finally be on track to limiting climate change? After US President Joe Biden ramped up ambitions with a climate summit, experts are cautiously saying yes — although a difficult path lies ahead.

BEIRUT — A Lebanon-made electric car made its debut on Saturday, the first time the Mediterranean country has manufactured an automobile, despite struggling amid a dire economic crisis with frequent power cuts.

The Devil, the gentleman in search of his lost princess, dark humour and a transcendent moral at the end are all found in “The Man Who Sold His Skin” that gathers all the necessary ingredients for a fantastic modern fable, that aims to denounce the commodification of human beings and the hypocrisy of the art world.