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Security & Justice
Captured Hezbollah Operative May Have Been Israeli Double Agent, Report Suggests
The alleged senior Hezbollah operative abducted by Israeli special forces last week in Batroun may have been operating as a double agent, according to a report by The Telegraph.
Monday, November 4, 2024
Lebanon’s Probe into Israeli Raid Expected to Take Days as Security Officials Weigh Theories
Lebanese authorities are ramping up investigations into an Israeli commando raid last week in the northern coastal city of Batroun, during which Imad Amhaz, a Hezbollah official, was snatched.
Monday, November 4, 2024
Opinion
The Emptying of Baalbek Is a Moment to Take Stock
“Large numbers of people continue to flee their homes every day, as Israel’s military operations in Lebanon have been going on unabated.” These disturbing words could be from almost any news report about Israel’s invasion of its northern neighbour over the past month. However, they can be found in a report by the Norwegian Refugee Council’s Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre issued on July 27, 2006.
Saturday, November 2, 2024
A Future Without Hezbollah
At the end of September, when Israel’s campaign to destroy Hezbollah was reaching its height, I met one of the group’s supporters in a seaside café in western Beirut. He was a middle-aged man with a thin white beard and the spent look of someone who had not slept for days. He was an academic of sorts, not a fighter, but his ties to Hezbollah were deep and long-standing.
Thursday, October 31, 2024
Sports
Tottenham Forward Son Heung-min Crowned Asia’s International Player of the Year
Tottenham forward Son Heung-min was crowned as Asia’s International Player of the Year for the fourth time by the Asian Football Confederation at its annual awards ceremony Tuesday.
Wednesday, October 30, 2024
Real Madrid Launch Investigation into Racist Insults After El Clasico Defeat
Real Madrid has launched an investigation into racist insults directed at players during Saturday’s 4-0 home loss to Barcelona in LaLiga, it said on Sunday.
Monday, October 28, 2024
Monday 5 February 2024 12:27:58
Grammys 2024: Lebanese Designers Steal the Spotlight - Celebrities Shine in Exquisite Ensembles
Amidst the glitz and glamour of the 2024 Grammy Awards, a trend emerged that captured the attention of fashion enthusiasts worldwide – the exquisite creations of Lebanese designers adorning some of the most prominent figures in entertainment.
Paris Hilton led the charge, whose red carpet appearance was nothing short of mesmerizing. Hilton exuded elegance and sophistication in a sheer gown by the renowned Reem Acra.
The intricate turquoise beadwork against a nude backdrop and strategically placed cutouts showcased Acra's unparalleled craftsmanship and Hilton's innate sense of style.
Joining Hilton in the spotlight were Victoria Monet and Keke Palmer, each making their fashion statement in ensembles by Lebanese designers.
Monet, a US singer-songwriter, turned heads at the Pre-Grammy Gala in a striking leopard print gown by Nicolas Jebran, representing fierce yet sophisticated glamour.
Palmer, known for her grace and poise, opted for a lemon-yellow creation by Tony Ward, exquisitely adorned with floral embroidery and lace details.
These red-carpet moments underscore Lebanese designers' influence on the global fashion stage and serve as a testament to the creativity and innovation within the industry.
As celebrities continue seeking unique and captivating looks for high-profile events, the spotlight on Lebanese designers will shine even brighter in the years to come.
Palmer, known for her grace and poise, opted for a lemon-yellow creation by Tony Ward, exquisitely adorned with floral embroidery and lace details.
These red-carpet moments underscore Lebanese designers' influence on the global fashion stage and serve as a testament to the creativity and innovation within the industry.
As celebrities continue seeking unique and captivating looks for high-profile events, the spotlight on Lebanese designers will shine even brighter in the years to come.
