Lubna Nissani
Journalist and program producer, presenter, producer, and news editor with experience in diverse media content production.
Journalist and program producer, presenter, producer, and news editor with experience in diverse media content production.
The White House announced the extension of the national emergency related to the situation in Syria for another year, under a document signed by U.S. President Donald Trump.
Families of Israeli prisoners sent an official letter to members of the Nobel Peace Prize committee, requesting that U.S. President Donald Trump be awarded the prize in recognition of his efforts to advance negotiations for the release of their sons and daughters and to stop the war in Gaza.
The Lebanese artist Fadl Shaker has begun his trial process before the Lebanese military court after years of disappearance, amid expectations that the proceedings will take a long time due to multiple legal complexities.
A recent psychological study published in Nature revealed that the use of artificial intelligence may reduce the moral sense in humans and increase the likelihood of their involvement in dishonest behaviors such as cheating or manipulation.
Ismail Baqaei, the spokesman for the Iranian Foreign Ministry, confirmed that all Iranian nuclear facilities are currently not undergoing any inspections by the International Atomic Energy Agency.
The Higher Committee for the Elections of the Syrian People's Assembly today announced the preliminary results of the elections in various governorates and declared the opening of appeals for all candidates and interested parties.
An Israeli high-level delegation headed today to the Egyptian city of Sharm El Sheikh to begin a new round of negotiations regarding the implementation of U.S. President Donald Trump's plan aimed at stopping the ongoing war in the Gaza Strip.
Chinese state media announced that around 350 tourists were rescued from the Tibetan side of Mount Everest after a powerful snowstorm hit the area over the weekend, in an incident described as one of the harshest weather disasters of the season.
President Donald Trump announced his intention to organize a fight from the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) inside the White House on June 14 of next year, which coincides with his eightieth birthday.
The Taliban has firmly rejected U.S. President Donald Trump's call to restore the Bagram airbase in Afghanistan, emphasizing its commitment to national sovereignty and its refusal of any foreign presence on Afghan soil.
The Central Bank of Syria announced the completion of the preparation of the Executive Instructions Project for the Investment Banks Law No. (56) of 2010, in a step described by the bank's governor, Abdul Qader Al-Hosri, as a "qualitative leap towards developing the financial and banking system in Syria and meeting the financing needs for reconstruction."
The Norwegian star Erling Haaland, Manchester City striker, made a striking statement after his team's victory over Brentford with a score of one goal to none in the seventh round of the Premier League, confirming that the European Golden Boot race is not limited to his traditional rivalry with Harry Kane, but also includes the French star Kylian Mbappé.
Three scientists have won the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for 2025, in recognition of their discovery of critical mechanisms that enable the immune system to restrain itself and prevent it from attacking healthy body tissues.
Votes of no confidence against EU leadership, particularly against European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, are becoming increasingly routine in the corridors of the European Parliament.
French stocks sharply declined in trading on Monday, following the announcement of the resignation of the new Prime Minister Sébastien Le Cornu, raising concerns among investors about the worsening political instability in the country.
The Salah al-Din Police Command announced on Sunday the details of a horrific crime that claimed the life of a bride just two days after her wedding, which shocked the local public opinion.
Russian President Vladimir Putin warned on Sunday that the United States sending Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine could lead to the destruction of relations between Moscow and Washington.
The British police announced that a small mosque in the town of Bexhaven on the southern coast of the United Kingdom was subjected to arson while two people were inside the building.
The smell of this fruit, which is grown in Southeast Asia, resembles that of natural gas, prompting shopping center residents to report the odor.
Ben Gvir takes pride in treating the activists of the Freedom Fleet heading to the Gaza Strip as supporters of terrorism, emphasizing that anyone considered a supporter of terrorism is treated under the special detention conditions for terrorists.