Martin Kear, University of Sydney - Despite the euphoria surrounding the ceasefire between Hamas and Israel, Gaza is still wracked with violence.
More than two...
Michael Toole, Burnet Institute - More than 54,000 children aged under five in Gaza are suffering acute malnutrition, including more than 12,800 who are...
International leaders express support amid hopes for an end to the conflict
Washington — U.S. President Donald J. Trump has unveiled a comprehensive peace plan...
Modern technological progress is constantly redrawing the world's countries as the key to 21st-century growth and new-age modernity. In the Kuwaiti situation, such growth...
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By Hala Al-Momani ~
In trendy Weibdeh district cafes and start-ups in Amman, an open welcoming office space has...
By Noam Eliaz ~
Tel Aviv's Rothschild Boulevard is circled by Bauhaus cafes and buildings, but behind glass dividers, the thrum of innovation is underway....
By Yael Stein ~
Where Israeli campus hallways resound with whine of basement brain-lab rows to roof-top observatories of physics. The whine never ceases. Unzipping...
Istanbul - Turkish hamams, also known as traditional Turkish baths, remain an enduring element of daily life and cultural identity in Turkey. Rooted in...
By Eleanor Marsh ~
With valley windswept by wind into blue seas, century-blown fortress castle centuries' hall of centuries, Türkiye beckons holiday-makers to pastel-colored history...
By Margaret Ellis ~
Where they recall Türkiye, Istanbul cityscape silhouette or blue Aegean shores beach. But a different story of Turkey—where time slumbers, millennia...
By Amina Al-Hakimi ~
Yemen, home to its rich history and shining culture, is finally venturing into another lucrative aspect of its existence: that of...
Allan Steigleman, University of Florida and Elizabeth M. Hofmeister, Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences
Cataract surgery is one of the most popular and...
Yvonne Prince, Cape Peninsula University of Technology; Glenda Mary Davison, Cape Peninsula University of Technology, and Tandi Matsha-Erasmus, Sefako Makgatho Health Sciences University
A recent...
Jacobo García Queiruga, Universidade de Santiago de Compostela and Verónica Noya Padín, Universidade de Santiago de Compostela
Nowadays you can buy a cheap pair of...
Allan Steigleman, University of Florida and Elizabeth M. Hofmeister, Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences
Cataract surgery is one of the most popular and...
Christopher Damman, University of Washington - People have been using salt since the dawn of civilization to process, preserve and enhance foods. In ancient...
As the holiday season approaches, Cyprus is preparing to celebrate Christmas 2025 with a blend of traditional festivities and modern attractions. From November 22,...
By Mariam Al-Hadhrami ~
You will find, in midst of war and poverty, in Yemen, something painfully beautiful: individuals living with resilience and grace and...
By Yael Stein ~
Where Israeli campus hallways resound with whine of basement brain-lab rows to roof-top observatories of physics. The whine never ceases. Unzipping...
Nora McDonald, George Mason University - Social media apps regularly present teens with algorithmically selected content often described as “for you,” suggesting, by implication,...
Berlin (ots) - A recent study by Wageningen University & Research, Netherlands, analysed the fate of compostable packaging in an industrial composting plant. The results...
EU researchers are coming up with advanced technologies to spot early signs of fatigue and erratic behaviour in people behind the wheel.
By Tom Cassauwers...
Martin Kear, University of Sydney - Despite the euphoria surrounding the ceasefire between Hamas and Israel, Gaza is still wracked with violence.
More than two...
Michael Toole, Burnet Institute - More than 54,000 children aged under five in Gaza are suffering acute malnutrition, including more than 12,800 who are...
International leaders express support amid hopes for an end to the conflict
Washington — U.S. President Donald J. Trump has unveiled a comprehensive peace plan...
Modern technological progress is constantly redrawing the world's countries as the key to 21st-century growth and new-age modernity. In the Kuwaiti situation, such growth...
Jordanian Apps Solve Global Real-Life Issues
By Hala Al-Momani ~
In trendy Weibdeh district cafes and start-ups in Amman, an open welcoming office space has...
By Noam Eliaz ~
Tel Aviv's Rothschild Boulevard is circled by Bauhaus cafes and buildings, but behind glass dividers, the thrum of innovation is underway....
By Yael Stein ~
Where Israeli campus hallways resound with whine of basement brain-lab rows to roof-top observatories of physics. The whine never ceases. Unzipping...
Istanbul - Turkish hamams, also known as traditional Turkish baths, remain an enduring element of daily life and cultural identity in Turkey. Rooted in...
By Eleanor Marsh ~
With valley windswept by wind into blue seas, century-blown fortress castle centuries' hall of centuries, Türkiye beckons holiday-makers to pastel-colored history...
By Margaret Ellis ~
Where they recall Türkiye, Istanbul cityscape silhouette or blue Aegean shores beach. But a different story of Turkey—where time slumbers, millennia...
By Amina Al-Hakimi ~
Yemen, home to its rich history and shining culture, is finally venturing into another lucrative aspect of its existence: that of...
Allan Steigleman, University of Florida and Elizabeth M. Hofmeister, Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences
Cataract surgery is one of the most popular and...
Yvonne Prince, Cape Peninsula University of Technology; Glenda Mary Davison, Cape Peninsula University of Technology, and Tandi Matsha-Erasmus, Sefako Makgatho Health Sciences University
A recent...
Jacobo García Queiruga, Universidade de Santiago de Compostela and Verónica Noya Padín, Universidade de Santiago de Compostela
Nowadays you can buy a cheap pair of...
Allan Steigleman, University of Florida and Elizabeth M. Hofmeister, Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences
Cataract surgery is one of the most popular and...
Christopher Damman, University of Washington - People have been using salt since the dawn of civilization to process, preserve and enhance foods. In ancient...
As the holiday season approaches, Cyprus is preparing to celebrate Christmas 2025 with a blend of traditional festivities and modern attractions. From November 22,...
By Mariam Al-Hadhrami ~
You will find, in midst of war and poverty, in Yemen, something painfully beautiful: individuals living with resilience and grace and...
By Yael Stein ~
Where Israeli campus hallways resound with whine of basement brain-lab rows to roof-top observatories of physics. The whine never ceases. Unzipping...
Nora McDonald, George Mason University - Social media apps regularly present teens with algorithmically selected content often described as “for you,” suggesting, by implication,...
Berlin (ots) - A recent study by Wageningen University & Research, Netherlands, analysed the fate of compostable packaging in an industrial composting plant. The results...
EU researchers are coming up with advanced technologies to spot early signs of fatigue and erratic behaviour in people behind the wheel.
By Tom Cassauwers...
Eoin Whelan, University of Galway - You might not think twice about using your phone while you’re at work. Maybe you need to send a quick message to a family member or a friend, or catch up on the news. Then there’s that dental...
By Eitan Barak ~
Over the Negev desert line, solar panels glint in the sunlight like lakes silently transforming light to life. Tel Aviv and Haifa laboratory cubicles are the epicenter of young engineers...
Casher Belinda, University of Notre Dame - Though neuroscience suggests that boredom can be good for us, we all try to avoid it. Even the most exciting jobs in the world — astronaut,...
By Yasir Al-Dulaimi ~
In a basement workshop in Erbil, copper is hammered and soldered and the ring comes off like a pulse. Coffee sets and cauldrons are hammered into beautiful replicas—of yesteryear, bound for Dubai...
By Noam Eliaz ~
Tel Aviv's Rothschild Boulevard is circled by Bauhaus cafes and buildings, but behind glass dividers, the thrum of innovation is underway. In co-working offices, towers, and well-lit flats, some of...
By Faisal Al-Darazi ~
At the center of the Gulf, Bahrain is sparking a low-key revolution in tech startups. From being a small player in the digital economy, it is becoming one of the...
By Ramin Hosseini ~
Diversified exports, ranging from steel and saffron, are opening up Iran's economic space.
Iran, one recalls, is all about oil wells. But the vision is greater than that: Iran is transforming its economy by accelerating non-oil exports—safran and pistachios, maybe, but steel and engineering services too. New energy and increased world demand are powering those industries to spin a new prosperity.
A Bloom for Saffron
Iran was the globe's largest producer of saffron for years and even this year dominated the globe with saffron exports to $184.7 million and exports to over 50 countries—65% of saffron sales for UAE, Spain, and China. Behind the scene, Khorasan Razavi province also...
By Faisal Al-Darazi ~
At the center of the Gulf, Bahrain is sparking a low-key revolution in tech startups. From being a small player in the digital economy, it is becoming one of the most dynamic and innovation-focused startup ecosystems in the region—owing to assertive regulatory reform, young-people-led drive, and an evolving ecosystem of fintechs, incubators, and venture capital firms.
Today, the Kingdom's capital, Manama, is overflowing with co-working offices abuzz with startup entrepreneurs coding for mobile applications, pitching investors, and launching concepts to transform everything from electronic payments to online schooling. Leading the way here is Bahrain's focus on empowering business: one of the most effective ease of doing business...
Dustin Cole, Auburn University - Reports of lengthy shipping delays for vessels traveling through the Panama Canal this year have highlighted the critical but often overlooked role that fresh water plays across global...
Thermal decomposition is helping to green two major EU manufacturing industries.
By Michael Allen - For thousands of years, humans have converted wood into charcoal through a technique called pyrolysis. Now, Jean-Michel Douarre wants...
As the holiday season approaches, Cyprus is preparing to celebrate Christmas 2025 with a blend of traditional festivities and modern attractions. From November 22,...
Michael Toole, Burnet Institute - More than 54,000 children aged under five in Gaza are suffering acute malnutrition, including more than 12,800 who are...
Jie Wang, UMass Lowell
Empowered by artificial intelligence technologies, computers today can engage in convincing conversations with people, compose songs, paint paintings, play chess and...
From Mental Resilience to Physical Well-Being, Embrace the Science of Sweet Dreams
By Anne Roumard (The Harbinger Press) - In the hustle and bustle of...
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