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20 hours ago

Vice President Harris’ mirth is no laughing matter

“You’re writing a story in the Los Angeles Times about the vice president’s laugh? I think that’s laughable.” — Bakari Sellers, Democratic lawyer and CNN commentator. Seriously, to weigh how the first woman and first woman of

20 hours ago

Digital divide puts Venezuelan migrants on edge

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Of ‘wet-bulb’, ‘firenados’ and other climate lingo

Big trouble breaks out in Tunisia

It has been a turbulent week in Tunisia, politically speaking. President Kais Saied had assumed total control after suspending Prime Minister Hechim Mechichi on Sunday, dismissal of the defence and justice ministers on Monday,

20 hours ago

UK travel: ‘If not now, when?’ is no guarantee of success

It was the moment when the cabinet hawks hungry to open up the economy finally overcame the more cautious doves. In allowing fully vaccinated people to enter the UK from the EU and United States without quarantine from

20 hours ago

Wise choice

Since when has mental health been more important than a gold medal? ALWAYS! It is unfortunate that more people haven’t prioritised their mental, and physical, health over their sport, work, or any performances. The recent withdrawals

21 hours ago

Lessons hidden in COVID-19 alarm in Tokyo

The rise in the number of COVID-19 cases in Tokyo in the middle of the Olympic Games is causing much concern among Japanese authorities. There were 3,865 cases on Thursday compared to 3,177 on Wednesday. The number of cases for the

29 Jul 2021

Remnants of Beirut blast still haunt survivors

A year after the cataclysmic Beirut port blast, Shady Rizk’s doctors are still plucking glass from his body. The latest extraction was a centimetre-long sliver above his knee pit. “Almost every month, I find a new piece... the glass is still stuck in my thighs,

29 Jul 2021

People in poor countries also enjoy long lifespan

Apparently rich people live longer than poor people. According to experts, this is because they save an extra Dhs100,000 a year which they can spend on better health insurance and, therefore, better healthcare, if they need medical attention, and

29 Jul 2021

Excellent performance

Thankfully the spotlight these days is on Tokyo Olympics and Egypt is in the news, not for political developments, but for its gains on the football pitch (Egypt beat Australia to join Brazil in quarter-finals,” July 29, Gulf Today). It is indeed a great

29 Jul 2021

Richly space bound

World Food Programme director David Beasley has repeatedly called on the world’s billionaires to feed the world’s starving rather than pursuing self-promoting space projects.

29 Jul 2021

Growing up in the spotlight

This week we are taking a look at some of the grown-up Disney stars who started their careers with the channel as youngsters and speaking out about what they endured during their years

29 Jul 2021

How to Use Weight Machines in Your Gym

Technique is very important when it comes to working out. There is a thin line between being effective and injuring yourself. Knowing the right adjustment of machines

29 Jul 2021

UAE leads the way forward to help nations

When it comes to helping other countries be in terms of aid, equipment or money, the UAE has shown that it is in the forefront. Whether it is helping African countries facing critical conditions such as floods, treating those with major eye

28 Jul 2021

Afghan forces get billions to keep Taliban away

The US and NATO have promised to pay $4 billion a year until 2024 to finance Afghanistan’s military and security forces, which are struggling to contain an advancing Taliban. Already, the US has spent nearly $89 billion over the past 20 years

28 Jul 2021