International vision: The Lebanese artist, Nabila Karam, the first wife in the life of the late artist, Mamdouh Abdel-Alim, born on June 22, 1954, obtained a BA in Fine Arts, participated during her studies in a number of theatrical performances at the University Theater at the Lebanese American University.

#Vision_Int, Dubai United Arab Emirates:-- Amazon, Nike, Honda, eBay, Sotheby's, and others have been involved in financing dozens of websites to promote misinformation about the Corona virus.

#Vision, Dubai United Arab Emirates:- A cyber group opposing the Iranian regime sent an email to the Iranian president, Ebrahim Raisi, through Evin Prison.

Vision, Dubai United Arab Emirates:- Sports newspapers reported the scandal of English football legend Michael Owen, who communicated with reality star Rebecca Jane and begged for nude pictures of her.

Vision, Dubai United Arab Emirates:- The events of a new case revealed a mystery surrounding the name of the "accused" in an old case that took place in January 2016, and it turned out that the case was filed against Apple, the American technology giant.

America, Daily Times: - Federal investigators are looking into whether "conservative" Republican Representative Matt Getz gained fame in Congress for bragging to colleagues about his "sexual relations" and showing them pictures and clips of nude girls.

Dubai, Daily Times: - The French judiciary issued a three-year prison sentence against the former president, Nicolas Sarkozy, with three years in prison, two of which were suspended, after he was convicted of corruption charges, while the world prosecutor had demanded a punishment of 4 years in prison.

Dubai, Daily Times: - Spanish forces arrested former Barcelona club president Josep Maria Bartomeu at his home.

Dubai United Arab Emirates:- The Moroccan judiciary has sentenced Moroccan singer Donia Batma to one year in prison, after being found guilty of the case of blackmailing celebrities known in the media as "Hamza Moon Bibi".

Dubai United Arab Emirates:- The Tunisian judge, Makki Ben Ammar, said that he would not resort to the Tunisian judiciary, which is ranked the second worst after the judiciary of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, in his efforts to obtain his right after his indecent assault occurred while he was in Burj Al-Amiri prison after he uncovered corruption and a plot to strike food security Tunisian.