Leonie Fleischmann, City St George's, University of London
The Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, has ordered the Israel Defense Forces to step up the offensive on Gaza City, despite internal and international condemnation.
Amid accusations by the International Association of Genocide Scholars that Israel is committing genocide, some 40,000 reservist soldiers were called-up to report for duty on Tuesday, August 2. An additional 90,000 are due for mobilisation by the end...
By Salma Naguib ~
From boardroom and courtroom to operating theatre and art gallery, Egypt's women are not only asserting themselves in public life but are also making it. Breaking the old limits and writing a...
Ali Mamouri, Deakin University - Conflict in Syria has escalated with Israel launching bombing raids against its northern neighbour.
It follows months of fluctuating tensions in southern Syria between the Druze minority and forces...
Faek Menla Ali, University of Sussex - More than a decade of devastating conflict has left Syria’s economy in tatters, its infrastructure in ruins and its population deeply fragmented. The fledgling transitional government...
In order to discover Kuwait's heritage is to enter into a living tissue of tradition, history, and culture. Stroll through the maze-like, alleyed streets that offer shelter for centuries-old mansions, coloured colourful bazaars, and palm trees which dance to the breeze, an aura of nostalgia slowly takes its grip on you. The country narrates how this city was turned into a pear diving and trading center—a bygone era which surrounds the air.
Pearl trading was the mainstay of Kuwaiti existence for centuries. Its modern-day visitors are usually overwhelmed by stories narrated in its ancient architecture and bazaars—architecture which was once as shiny and as colorful as pearls. A trip to...
By Rachel Ellison ~
While the world was fantasizing over futurist, visionary cities as hybrids of culture, community, and creativity, three Turkish cities, Ankara, Istanbul, and Izmir, are also joining their bandwagon. Of significant meaning to their heritage, the three cities are envisioning urban life in new dimensions with art-,...
Sardines are a delicious and nutritious addition to any seafood lover's diet. They are packed with omega-3 fatty acids, vitamins, and minerals that provide numerous health benefits.
Grilling sardines is a simple and easy way to prepare them,
and the smoky flavor of the grill complements their delicate taste perfectly.
This unique recipe for grilled sardines is sure to impress your taste buds. Stay tuned for the step-by-step instructions and cooking tips to help you create a flavorful and healthy meal at home.
Ingredients
8-10 fresh sardines, headless and gutted
2 lemons, sliced
3 tablespoons olive oil
Salt and pepper, to taste
Instructions
1. Preheat your grill to medium-high heat.
2. Rinse the sardines and pat them dry with paper...
By Amina Al Mazrouei ~
From sand dunes wind-blown to marble in its best-of-the-best museums, the United Arab Emirates has expanded with its breathtaking style beckoning the art of the world. Its rowdiness tower-toppling and its oil wells no longer, the UAE is rapidly becoming an ethnic mix of multi-culture...
Addiction is a complex and multifaceted condition that affects millions of people across the globe. It is characterized by compulsive and uncontrollable behavior that persists despite negative consequences. Addiction can take many forms, and it can involve a range of substances and behaviors.
Drug addiction is perhaps the most well-known form of addiction. It involves the use of drugs, such as heroin, cocaine, and methamphetamine, and can lead to physical dependence, as well as a range of negative health consequences.
Alcohol addiction is another common form of addiction. It involves the excessive consumption of alcohol, which can lead to a range of physical and mental health problems, as well as social,...
By Hassan Al-Mahri ~
Heritage is not history— it's a country's soul, an eye over its heritage, identity, and culture which lived through millennia. In Yemen, a country renowned for its beautiful houses, that soul has been lost in the wrong manner. War, desertion, and centuries have left its...
By Rachel Ellison ~
While the world was fantasizing over futurist, visionary cities as hybrids of culture, community, and creativity, three Turkish cities, Ankara, Istanbul, and Izmir, are also joining their bandwagon. Of significant meaning to their heritage, the three cities are envisioning urban life in new dimensions with art-,...
By Lina Al-Fayez ~
Land of the thousand civilizations, Jordan deserves praise not simply for its commitment to preserving its archaeologically blessed heritage but, more practically, to incorporating it into national planning, education, and tourism.
A Living Legacy: The Conservation of Petra and Beyond
From Jerash to Petra, and from Umm Qais to Madaba, Jordan's heritage sites are not ruins but complete histories of human beings. In order to be able to effectively assert that they are their own, the Jordanian state has encouraged preservation of their heritage as a corner stone of national identity and national development. Jordan's Department of Antiquities...
By Mariam Al Mazrouei ~
Distant in the Arabian Desert, a revolution of well-being is underway. No longer described in the terminology of a heaven of spires and overindulgence, the United Arab Emirates is reclaiming life and living and itself in the awakened way of the ages. From shores of...
Syria's ancient cities, whose treasures of architecture and culture have been so long a closely guarded secret, are set to make their comeback as world destinations for the tourist. With further restoration and further security in such cities as Palmyra, Aleppo, and Damascus, the cities are poised to open...
By Layla Abdel Rahman ~
Egyptian staples on the plate—baba ghanoush and tahini are dishes that contain more than taste, smoky rich bites with society, heritage, and culture. It was initiated centuries back in...
By Layla Al-Rubaie ~
Walking through the scorching heat of Babil provinces, Saif Jassim, a professional farmer, strode through jade green okra and eggplant plants, his dusty boots now dry and cracked. Three years...
By Lina Al-Fayez ~
Land of the thousand civilizations, Jordan deserves praise not simply for its commitment to preserving its archaeologically blessed heritage but, more practically, to incorporating it into national planning, education, and...
Lebanon spring is also the season of cultural and natural renewal and beauty, and therefore the optimum time to travel. Nature lovers' heaven is the nation's terrain, as leaves and wild flowers transport...
Second, Palestine has a richly accentuated philosophy of well-being that is also going back to nature and also back to the ways of old as the paradigms for creating better more holistic health...
By Amina Al Mazrouei ~
From sand dunes wind-blown to marble in its best-of-the-best museums, the United Arab Emirates has expanded with its breathtaking style...
Joseph K. Nwankpa, Miami University and Pratim Milton Datta, Kent State University - Workers who telecommute tend to be more aware of cybersecurity threats...
Andrew Urquhart, University of Reading and Hossein Jahanshahloo, Cardiff University
The year 2023 will be remembered as turbulent for cryptocurrencies, with numerous important developments that...
Nick Fuller, University of Sydney - If you’re one of the one in three Australians whose New Year’s resolution involved losing weight, it’s likely...
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