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...
Paul Rogers, University of Bradford - Following political developments in the past fortnight, two state-level policy changes in the Middle East are likely to...
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, nuclear engineer,...
A health movement based on heritage has therefore become warranted by Syrian heritage dating back as far as ancient years. Syria is a green, fertile ground, a land which even today still conceals...
Historic richness awaits to satiate the intellectual and cultural hunger of the world. The country, boasting two of the world's oldest cities, Palmyra and Aleppo, is rich with ancient structures and paintings used...
Saudi Arabia is becoming a tourism force by building natural attractions, historical attractions, and high-end resorts. Cut off from foreign visitors to a large degree in the past, the Kingdom has been opened up to strategic significance with all types of travel catered to from downtown centers to remote natural attractions.
The capital and economic metropolis of Riyadh represents the quintessential expression of the nation's modernization initiative. The city has new and old structures, representative of historical and cultural issues that are managed within institutions such as the National Museum. King Abdullah Financial District and similar ones are articulations of the same drab plazas and newly created areas of recreation...
By Rachel Bennett ~
Aroning amidst and around kitchens old-world, around which history is the center of tables where family, memory, and taste converge, the world is being courted by Türkiye beyond hunger—she's courting it to a tale. Daughter of geography-crafting and history-child, perfected by centuries of hand-tried Turkish cuisine,...
A world of decadence and delight, where every bite is a symphony of sweetness and satisfaction. From classic confections to innovative creations, prepare to embark on a delectable adventure that will leave you craving for more.
1. Decadent Chocolate Delights:Indulge your chocolate cravings with a sinful selection of desserts that showcase the rich, velvety goodness of cocoa. From molten lava cakes oozing with warm chocolate ganache to delicate chocolate truffles dusted with cocoa powder, there's no shortage of ways to satisfy your sweet tooth. For the ultimate chocolate experience, treat yourself to a slice of dense chocolate fudge cake layered with creamy ganache and topped with chocolate shavings.
2. Heavenly Cake...
By Aisha Al Mazrouei ~
Another quiet, subtler revolution is brewing in the backwaters in a nation which can proud itself to be able to see as far as the eye can see because it has the sky-scrapers and the best technology on the planet. Not only world commercial and...
Gary Reisfield, University of Florida - The U.S. Defense Department issued a memo on Feb. 17, 2023, warning service members to avoid eating poppy seeds because doing so may result in a positive urine test for the opiate codeine. Addiction and pain medicine specialist Gary Reisfield explains what affects the opiate content of poppy seeds and how they could influence drug tests.
What are poppy seeds?
Poppy seeds come from a species of poppy plant called Papaver somniferum. “Somniferum” is Latin for “sleep-bringing,” which hints that it might contain opiates – powerful compounds that depress the central nervous system and can induce drowsiness and sleep.
There are two main uses for the...
By Layla Al-Hadhrami ~
Wear on fabric-made clothes is to inherit centuries of heritage. In the nook and cranny of Yemen, fabrics are uttering determination and identity.
Wherever you walk through souks of a bygone era or trek through highlands, you witness Yemeni textile arts withstanding the test of time....
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...
By Aisha Al Hameli ~
Half way along the Arabian Gulf, far and wide apart from each other in the location of convergence of revolution and tradition, United Arab Emirates women are writing a new page—redrawing the book on inspiration, on motherhood, on leadership. From the multi-national corporation boardroom to the walls of the art gallery, from the yoga mat to the schoolroom, Emirati women are not only a part of the rebirth of the country—she is spearheading it.
It's not the outcome of fortune in UAE Vision for an entrepreneurship-driven, future-facing nation, women as business and beyond leaders. Instead, it's...
Kuwait City – Those were the times when Kuwaiti coffee culture revolved around strong, thick Arab coffees and very old, venerable coffeehouses. Today, they exist in the memory. Today's city-cafes are not houses one would happen to stumble upon and have a drink of the stuff-they are now thrill...
Three decades ofabilis conflict relegated Syria to the backseat in the rearview mirror after careened through on breakneck speed as a destination label for off-the-map nature and culture sites. Its stabilisation long-overdue on-the-ground fact, tourists and researchers alike discover Syria's diverse landscape, ancient-depth, and multi-hued bazaars—makes Syria a genuine...
By Salma El‑Fahmy ~
On Cairo street vendors, and on trendy food festivals too, koshari—a hearty mix of rice, lentils, pasta, chickpeas, spicy tomato sauce, garlic vinegar, and fried crispy onions—makes waves across...
By Omar Al-Hadithi ~
Mariam, 12 years old, raises her hand in a bright Najaf classroom to pose a question—not rote repetition, but because she is curious. Her teacher, Farah Abdulamir, smiles and nods...
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...
Besides adding to global pressure towards sustainability, Lebanon spearheaded the farm-to-table revolution by flipping culinary culture on its head in an effort to connect the levels. Besides changing consumption culture, the revolution flipped...
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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