Eric Reguly

A refugee crisis is brewing as conflict uproots hundreds of thousands of people, bringing crowding and sectarian strife to the capital

Blessed Marie-Léonie Paradis was a Quebec-born religious sister who founded the Institute of the Little Sisters of the Holy Family almost a century and a half ago

Even if Israel and Iran were to get truly ugly with one another, a genuine oil crisis that would push prices to, say, US$120, seems unlikely, though not impossible

The new €7.3-billion CATL battery plant is one of the biggest of its kind in the world and the showpiece for Chinese investment in Hungary in the electric-vehicle industry

Bassam Halloum, a water delivery man in Beirut, lost his wife and three of his children in one of the first attacks on south Beirut, and now faces homelessness

The AUBMC, as the medical centre is known, was filled with victims on the afternoon of Sept. 17, when thousands of pagers handed out to members of Hezbollah, exploded simultaneously

Israel hits Houthi targets in Yemen, keeps up assaults on Lebanon, Gaza

ACG Metals chairman and chief executive Artem Volynets announced a US$290-million investment in the Gediktepe mine in western Turkey

There were no reported deaths in the Hungarian floods, but at least 24 people died in other parts of Europe after Storm Boris hit this month

The EU remains a collection of countries without a common vision, making another Airbus seems like an impossibility