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Regeneron weighs overseas price for Otarmeni, gene therapy for rare type of hearing loss

Regeneron Pharmaceuticals will make its newly approved gene therapy for a rare, genetic form of hearing loss available for free in the U.S. The company hasn't yet decided how much it will charge in other countries, Regeneron CEO Leonard Schleifer told CNBC on Friday."We haven't set a price yet, but they should pay t…

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Museums of the UAE: Inside Al Qasimia School in Sharjah, where learning began | The National

The scents of old wood and cool stone hit you first as you walk around Al Qasimia School, which is thought to be the first formal school in the UAE. Established in the 1930s under an initiative by Sharjah's ruling family, it was also one of the first in the region to educate girls.

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How the Rodrigo Duterte case became the ICC’s institutional survival strategy

BY any measure, the International Criminal Court (ICC) rejected the jurisdiction challenge, despite the Philippines’ withdrawal from the ICC in 2018. The court ruled that it still has jurisdiction because crimes occurred while the Philippines was a member, a critical legal precedent. Confirming charges against forme…

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How to determine whether an employee is a regular or a probationary employee

I hope you can help clarify this matter. I have been with the company for four months since November 2025. However, without any reason, they decided that I will not be considered a regular employee because I allegedly failed to meet the company’s standards. Are they correct? Can my employment simply be terminated in…

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Human Rights Watch calls on Lebanon to join International Criminal Court after Israeli forces kill journalist

Human Rights Watch has called on the government of Lebanon to “accede to the International Criminal Court’s Rome Statute” and submit a declaration allowing the Court to “investigate and prosecute crimes committed in Lebanon since October 2023,” according to the organisation’s post on X.

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