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Shops went up in flames after mortar shells landed in a market in Mosul. [Reuters]

Conflicting Reports on ‘Mosul Massacre’

by Dalshad Abdullah, Asharq Al Awsat | Mar 27, 2017 | Middle East

Mosul, Baghdad- There were conflicting reports on Sunday concerning the party behind the “Mosul massacre” which left scores of civilians dead and injured when a building in the western part of the city was targeted ten days ago. On Sunday, Iraq’s military said 61...

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Hollywood Actress Angelina Jolie / Reuters

‘Hollywood Smile’ … not Just for Celebrities

by Vivian Haddad | Mar 27, 2017 | Lifestyle & Culture

Beirut- Cosmetic dentistry has recently witnessed remarkable interest among the Lebanese – not only among celebrities- who aim to enhance their appearance. Many renowned figures have resorted to cosmetic dentistry surgeries. Lebanese Director Said El Marouk has...

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Five Initiatives to Develop the Judicial Sector in Saudi Arabia

by Asharq Al-Awsat | Mar 27, 2017 | Saudi Arabia

Riyadh – The Saudi Justice ministry will reveal on Monday details of five initiatives within the National Transformation Program 2020 aimed at shortening litigation procedures, achieving institutional excellence, reducing flow of cases to the courts and promoting...

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Horeca 2014, Lebanon’s largest food and beverage conference.

‘HORECA’ to Host 25 Experts in Beirut

by Vivian Haddad | Mar 27, 2017 | Lifestyle & Culture

Beirut- The Lebanese capital is set to host the 24th edition of HORECA exhibition specialized in hospitality and food services. The exhibition, which is organized by “Hospitality Services Company” will host 25 international experts and chefs, in addition to experts in...

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Installation view of ‘Feuerbach’s Muses – Lagerfeld’s Models’
at Hamburger Kunsthalle

Germany Protects Historic Treasures with Digitization

by Asharq Al-Awsat | Mar 27, 2017 | Lifestyle & Culture

Mainz (Germany)- Germany has decided to digitize massive collections of historic artworks and ancient documents aiming to avoid the destruction, theft, or loss of the rare historic masterpieces. Major museums in Germany haven’t only been working on protecting these...