Lebanon's Hariri to fly to Paris within 48 hours, sources say
Saad al-Hariri
Beirut - Muslimchronicle
Lebanon's Saad al-Hariri is expected to leave Saudi Arabia for France within 48 hours, before flying home to Beirut to officially submit his resignation as Lebanese prime minister, a source close to Hariri told Reuters on Thursday.
Hariri announced his resignation in a televised broadcast from Saudi Arabia on November 4, and has not yet returned to Lebanon. He said on Wednesday he would return soon.
French President Emmanuel Macron said in a statement on Wednesday that he had invited Hariri to France after speaking to him and Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. The invitation is to visit for a few days and is not an offer of political exile, Macron said, speaking in Germany.
Hariri is expected to go to France with his family, the source said.
Lebanese President Michel Aoun has said he will not accept Hariri's resignation until he returns to Lebanon to formally tender it and explain his reasons.
Hariri travelled to Riyadh on November 3 before abruptly resigning a day later, and he has remained in the Saudi capital since then.
GMT 21:11 2018 Tuesday ,23 January
Sarraf starts official visit to Baghdad, meets Iraqi counterpartGMT 21:07 2018 Tuesday ,23 January
Rahi arrives in Kfarb'alJbeil on a parish visitGMT 21:04 2018 Tuesday ,23 January
Hariri arrives in KuwaitGMT 21:02 2018 Tuesday ,23 January
Ministers' visits to Syria occur in their personal capacityGMT 21:01 2018 Tuesday ,23 January
Aoun visits Defense Ministry to follow up on military operations
In The Swiss Alps
Five things to know about Davos
Davos - Muslimchronicle
With the World Economic Forum kicking off in earnest on Tuesday, AFP presents a guide to the week-long event in the Swiss Alps. - WHAT IS ‘DAVOS‘? - Davos is shorthand forfighting hate speech
Instagram, Google+ join EU group
Brussels - Muslimchronicle
Facebook's Instagram and the Google+ social network have agreed to join an EU-sponsored group of US internet giants to combat online extremism, EU officials said Friday. EU officials added that
At Sports Court
Russians challenge doping ban
Geneva - Muslimchronicle
Dozens of Russian athletes banned by the International Olympic Committee for life over doping began an appeal against their suspension on Monday at the world's top sports court. The week-long hearing at the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) includesIn New Aid For War-Torn Yemen
Saudi-led coalition announces $1.5bn
Sanaa - Muslimchronicle
The Saudi-led coalition fighting in Yemen has pledged $1.5bn (£1.1bn) in new humanitarian aid for the country. It will also increase the capacities of Yemeni ports to receive aid and cargo shipments, and set up 17 "safe-passage corridors" for humanitarian groups. ThreeParis show pays homage
To 'eternal style' of late Alaia
Paris - Muslimchronicle
Two months after legendary designer Azzedine Alaia's sudden death plunged the fashion world into mourning, an exhibition in homage to the "King of Cling" opened Monday in his studios in Paris. The Tunisian-born designer, renowned for the way his clothes hugged the body, died suddenly in November aged 82, reportedly of heart failure after falling down the stairs at his home. The diminutive maverick, who ignored fashion week convention by showing when and where he wanted, in July produced his first couture collection in six years to rapturous reviews. Now some of his most iconic dresses are going on display in the glass-roofed gallery next to his studio and home in the Marais district where he used to show his creations. It includes the dress worn by supermodel Naomi Campbell, his longtime friend and muse, when she led his
GMT 21:51 2018 Tuesday ,23 January
Venezuela's Maduro says ready to run for second term
GMT 06:17 2017 Tuesday ,13 June
Landslides in Bangladesh kill 26
GMT 09:31 2017 Monday ,03 July
European ministers want 'code of conduct' for migrant rescue NGOs
GMT 20:26 2016 Sunday ,28 August
4 suicides involved in Moon Market blast killed in Lahore
GMT 07:45 2011 Friday ,25 November
Europe: a season of the Apparatchiki
GMT 09:30 2018 Tuesday ,09 January
Kuwait to host Iraq reconstruction summit
GMT 03:04 2014 Monday ,05 May
Raleigh writer releases seventh poetry book
GMT 08:50 2017 Wednesday ,06 September
German firefighter dies 11 months after BASF explosion
GMT 09:23 2017 Thursday ,20 July
Bus crash kills 28 in northern India: police
GMT 02:25 2016 Wednesday ,07 September
Bomb explodes in Cambodian capital, injuring 3
GMT 08:40 2017 Tuesday ,25 July
Hundreds battle wild fires across southern France
GMT 20:26 2017 Sunday ,08 October
Egyptian diplomat leads race to be UNESCO head
GMT 15:09 2017 Friday ,31 March
Abeer Sabry reveals her role in "Al Saraya"
GMT 15:55 2017 Friday ,13 October
Business exodus deepens Catalan economy fears
GMT 02:58 2017 Sunday ,08 October
Spain protesters demand action on Catalonia crisis
GMT 19:36 2017 Tuesday ,07 November
Syria to join Paris climate pact, US only nation left out
GMT 19:41 2017 Tuesday ,26 September
Majority of Kurdistan voted ‘yes’ for independence
GMT 10:51 2017 Thursday ,07 September
Hurricane Irma slams Caribbean islands, heads towards Puerto Rico
GMT 14:48 2017 Sunday ,08 October
Saudi Education, Transport Ministries sign accord on traffic safety at girls’ schools, universities
GMT 11:41 2017 Thursday ,14 December
Ski star Vonn dismay over Trump backlashGMT 11:35 2012 Sunday ,15 April
SeaWorld Orlando: learn to love an eel
GMT 15:42 2015 Tuesday ,08 September
Media General boosts TV footprint with $3bn deal
GMT 12:35 2013 Monday ,01 July
Charli XCX appointed as face of Max Factor\'s new Wild Collection
GMT 21:54 2017 Saturday ,22 April
"Expo Turkey by Qatar" Concludes
GMT 04:20 2012 Monday ,08 October
The way forward
GMT 08:19 2015 Sunday ,01 March
Erdoğan’s dangerous power game
GMT 05:11 2015 Wednesday ,30 September
Syria and the World, victory or compromise?
GMT 12:59 2016 Friday ,30 September
Rosetta's comet adventure in numbers
Maintained and developed by Arabs Today Group SAL.
All rights reserved to Arab Today Media Group 2023 ©
Maintained and developed by Arabs Today Group SAL.
All rights reserved to Arab Today Media Group 2023 ©
