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  Sleiman hails Sarkozy's brave move to repair ties with Syria
20 October 2008
President Michel Sleiman described his French counterpart Nicolas Sarkozy's openness toward Damascus as a "brave move" which helped end Lebanon's 18-month political crisis, the state-run National News Agency said on Saturday. Sleiman held a half hour meeting with Sarkozy on the sidelines of the 12th Francophone summit in Quebec, Canada on Saturday.
  
  Siniora complains to UN chief over Israeli incursions
20 October 2008
Prime Minister Fouad Siniora has complained to UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon that Israel is constantly violating the terms of the UN resolution that ended the 2006 war.
  
  UNIFIL boosts security amid attack threat
20 October 2008
United Nations Interim Forces in Lebanon (UNIFIL) on Sunday took a number of strict security measures aimed at protecting its bases and soldiers following the arrest of three people accused of planning attacks against the peacekeeping forces, according to a report in Lebanon's National News Agency.
  
  Rival ceremonies mark killing of Chamoun family
20 October 2008
The weekend witnessed competing ceremonies to honor the death of former National Liberal Party (NLP) leader Dani Chamoun, his wife, and his two sons. The first ceremony was held by the NLP leader Dori Chamoun (Dani's brother) at a church near the party's headquarters in Sodeco, Achrafieh.
  
  Tabourian expects draft oil and gas law by early 2009
20 October 2008
Energy and Water Minister Alan Tabourian said on Friday that a draft law on offshore oil and gas exploration being prepared with Norwegian assistance could be ready as early as February or March 2009.
  
  Berri schedules House session to revive Constitutional Council
17 October 2008
Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri called Parliament to convene on Tuesday to discuss and ratify the new law on the Constitutional Council and to elect members of parliamentary committees.
  
 
 
19 November 2008
There has been a significant rise in the number of valuable artefacts found by amateur treasure hunters in Britain.
  
 
19 November 2008
Paying for sex with prostitutes who are controlled by pimps is set to become a criminal offence, Home Secretary Jacqui Smith is expected to announce.
 
 
19 November 2008
Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi appeared to be playing "hide and seek" before greeting his guest - German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
  
 
19 November 2008
Scientists in Spain have carried out the world's first tissue-engineered whole organ transplant - a windpipe - made with a patient's own stem cells.
  
 
19 November 2008
Shoppers in Taiwan will be handed more than $100 (£67) in redeemable vouchers in a government bid to beat the global credit crisis.
  
 
19 November 2008
Security has been stepped up at homes of Japanese officials after two people linked to the health ministry were killed and a third was knifed.
  
 
18 November 2008
A Dutch couple visiting India's Bihar state, were charged an astronomical 10,000 rupees ($204; £134) for four samosas, the potato-stuffed snack.
  
 
18 November 2008
Henry VIII's flagship Mary Rose was sunk by a French cannonball and this was covered up by political spin, according to a new academic study.
  
 
18 November 2008
Most of Australia's navy is to be given two months off over Christmas as part of a new strategy to cope with crew shortages, the defence minister says.
  
   
   
   
 
   
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