BEIRUT, Sept 13 (Reuters) – Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, leader of Lebanon’s armed Shiia movement Hezbollah, said on Monday that a first ship carrying Iranian fuel oil to help Lebanon through its financial crisis had docked in Syria on Sunday. Daily life has been almost paralysed as fuel dries up because Lebanon lacks the dollars to pay for it. The state-owned power company is generating only minimal electricity, leaving businesses and households almost entirely dependent on small, private generators that run on fuel oil. Nasrallah on Monday said a second ship with fuel oil would arrive in the Syrian port of Baniyas in a few days, with a third and fourth, respectively carrying gasoline and fuel oil, also due. He said the first Iranian fuel oil shipment was priced in Lebanese pounds and would go to hospitals, orphanages and old people’s homes.

The Cairo Criminal Court on Monday turned down an appeal from businessman Hassan Ratib against detaining him, pending further investigations into accusations of financing former MP Alaa Hassanein to illegally excavate for antiquities. The court upheld an earlier decision by appellate judge in the South Cairo Court to renew the detention of Ratib pending investigations for more 45 days. Preliminary investigations revealed Ratib’s involvement in illegal archaeological excavations with Hassanein, his brother, and others. This was confirmed by the confessions of Hassanein’s brother that Ratib had paid millions of pounds to search for antiquities. Hassanein and Ratib are accused of bringing nineteen people together to traffic in looted antiquities embezzled by funded excavations and excavations in separate areas throughout Egypt, to sell them inside the country and abroad.

(AP) — President Joe Biden will promote his administration’s use of a wartime law to aid in wildfire preparedness during a Western swing in which he’ll survey wildfire damage Monday in Idaho and California. Biden planned to showcase the move as part of his administration’s efforts to address yet another devastating wildfire season across the Western U.S. Biden’s Western visit is aimed primarily at drumming up support for his massive $3.5 trillion spending plan by linking it to beating back wildfires and upgrading social programs. Biden traveled recently to New York, New Jersey and Louisiana to survey damage caused by Hurricane Ida. “Folks, the evidence is clear: Climate change poses an existential threat to our lives, to our economy,” he said during the New York visit.

Keeping your relationship alive and strong takes a lot of work, and even the strongest bonds can be broken with a pileup of small mistakes and shortcomings. For you to know, it is not always the big mistakes, sometimes it’s those little things that we turn a blind eye to that take the relationship to a dead end. Here are common mistakes that we do them unconsciously without knowing their impact on the relationship. If the sole purpose behind every discussion with your partner is to prove yourself right, you are ruining your relationship. Yes, you should be happy together as a couple, but being happy with your partner needs you to be happy with yourself first.

The Egyptian Meteorological Authority announced the weather forecast starting Monday until next Saturday, expecting temperatures to cool down by mid-September. The EMA clarified that with the beginning of September, temperatures and humidity levels are expected to decrease, and that active winds will bring down the heat. Meteorologists added that during this period, hot weather will prevail on the northern coasts, Cairo and Lower Egypt, and very hot south of the country. The EMA warned that direct exposure to sunlight could cause heat-stroke, especially at noon. They added low and medium clouds will appear in the early morning along the northern coasts, Lower Egypt and Cairo.

CAIRO – 13 September 2021: The world celebrates International Law Day on September 13 of every year. The word law is taken from the Greek word canon, which means a straight stick. Law is a social science, the subject of man and his behavior with others, his actions and reactions. As for public law, it is concerned with those disputes that arise between a structure affiliated with the state and others. Among the most important subsidiary laws affiliated with it are: Administrative Law, Constitutional Law, and Tax LawIt is worth noting that the first World Law Day was proclaimed throughout the world on September 13, 1965 on the opening day of the Washington World Conference on World Peace Through Law which was attended by 3,200 individuals from 121 countries.

Sept 13 (Reuters) - Chelsea midfielder N'Golo Kante will not be involved in the club's Champions League opener against Zenit St Petersburg, manager Thomas Tuchel said on Monday ahead of their Group H clash against the Russian side. Tuchel was hopeful Kante would be back in action against Zenit but now expects the 30-year-old to return for Sunday's Premier League trip to Tottenham Hotspur. "N'Golo had two training sessions yesterday and trained again today, but the Champions League game comes a bit too early for him" Tuchel told a news conference ahead of Tuesday's match at Stamford Bridge. Tuchel added Chelsea will also be without American forward Christian Pulisic as he continues to recover from an ankle injury. "It's been difficult for him, from a Champions League win, then it was individually for him a tough Euros because he felt he could have played a part for England," Tuchel said.

Egypt’s Prosecutor General Hamada el Sawy ordered late Sunday the detention of the doctor and another employee in a private hospital for four days pending investigations. The four-minute video, which went viral on social media platforms, showed the doctor hurling insults at the elderly nurse and asking him to kneel and pray for his dog. The video caused a wave of anger among social media users who saw the doctor misusing his power against the nurse, abusing him and publishing these videos on social media. The doctor called Amr Khairy, added that half of the video is fabricated, and that he never asked the nurse to kneel for his dog. The nurse, Adel Salem, however, affirmed that the whole situation took place as it was showed, six months ago.

CAIRO – 13 September 2021: The entire world is highly anticipating the official launch of the Grand Egyptian Museum. The Grand Egyptian Museum will house more than 50,000 artifacts including all the personal holdings of the Golden King Tutankhamun, all gathered for the first time in one place. The Great Staircase:The Great Staircase in the Grand Egyptian Museum will serve as an introduction to the museum and is called Area 1. The Great Staircase focuses on two themes, the royal image, and the deities and kings. Khufu Solar Ships:Visitors of the Grand Egyptian Museum will get the chance to witness the restoration work of the Second Khufu Solar Ship.

CAIRO - 13 September 2021: Solar power developer and distributor KarmSolar has launched its new water solutions division KarmWater, starting with a solar-powered water desalination project in Marsa Alam. KarmWater design, build and operate made-to-measure solar-powered desalination stations that provide fresh water to clients through Water Purchase Agreements (WPAs). Leveraging KarmSolar’s expertise, solar-powered water desalination plants significantly cut energy costs, thus incurring much lower operational costs for the plant. The flagship project for Marsa Shagra is a solar-powered water desalination plant that produces 200 m3/day of potable water. The launch of KarmWater signals KarmSolar’s evolution into a multi-utility enterprise that now offers energy, water, and sustainable and energy efficient architecture design solutions through KarmSolar, KarmWater, and Karm Architecture Lab, respectively.

US dollar exchange rate was stable on Monday in several Egyptian banks. In Banque Misr and National Bank of Egypt, the US dollar was bought at LE 15.64, and sold at LE15.74. At the Commercial International Bank, the US dollar was bought at LE 15.66, and sold at LE15.76. And at the Central Bank of Egypt, the US dollar reached LE 15.64 for purchase, and LE 15.77 for sale.

The second part of the Groundswell report published on Monday examines how the impacts of slow-onset climate change such as water scarcity, decreasing crop productivity and rising sea levels could lead to millions of what the report describes as “climate migrants” by 2050 under three different scenarios with varying degrees of climate action and development. The report didn’t look at the short-term impacts of climate change, such as effects on extreme weather eventsThe findings “reaffirm the potency of climate to induce migration within countries,” said Viviane Wei Chen Clement, a Senior Climate Change Specialist at the World Bank and one of the report’s authors. In the worst-case scenario, Sub-Saharan Africa — the most vulnerable region due to desertification, fragile coastlines and the population’s dependence on agriculture — would see the most movement, with up to 86 million climate migrants moving within national borders. The report did not look at climate migration across borders. People affected by conflicts and inequality are also more vulnerable to the impacts of climate change as they have limited means to adapt.

Institutional quarantine procedures are applied to them for five days. The institutional quarantine period ends when they test negative for examination. Institutional quarantine procedures are applied to them for five days. -Institutional quarantine procedures are applied to unvaccinated companions who are eighteen years of age or older. Recovery from infection with the virus is not considered as a justification for not applying quarantine procedures, the authority continued.

BEIRUT (AP) — Lebanon’s new government held its first meeting Monday with a call by the president to resume talks with the International Monetary Fund to help kick-start its recovery from one of the world’s worst economic crises in more than a century. The 24-member Cabinet’s most pressing mission over the coming weeks will be to help improve conditions in the country of 6 million, including a million Syrian refugees. More than half the population now lives in poverty amid extended power outages and severe shortages in fuel and medicine. President Michel Aoun told ministers during the Cabinet meeting that their government policy statement should include the resumption of talks with the IMF, which were suspended last year. The Cabinet set up a committee to draft a government policy statement that will be discussed in parliament before a vote of confidence is held.

CAIRO – 13 September 2021: The Youth Love Egypt Foundation concluded, Monday its participation in the Climate Justice School training at Kenyatta University in Nairobi, Kenya, which lasted for two weeks. Fathy also participated in the 50th anniversary of the celebration of the United Nations Environment Program with the participation of the Executive Director of the United Nations Environment in an important session entitled: ‘What does the United Nations Environment Program mean in its 50th year for African youth? The session also shed light on the history and evolution of the climate justice concept and the global climate justice movement. On the eleventh day of the Climate Justice Summer School, attendees learned how to navigate geopolitical dynamics in advocating for climate change, environment, demography, health and climate justice. At the closing ceremony, the Executive Director of the United Nations Environment Program handed over certificates to the attendees in the presence of the Vice Chancellor of Kenyatta University.