Saudi Arabia: this new AI detects invisible lung damage
In Saudi Arabia, the development of artificial intelligence technology could become a new method of detecting and monitoring respiratory diseases.
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Djerba the sweet, pearl of Tunisia
Between land and sea, the Tunisian island of Djerba offers an idyllic cocoon to travelers who come to recharge their batteries. It is a...
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Saudi Arabia : this all-female flight marks the history of aviation
Saudi Arabia has inaugurated the first flight of the Saudi airline Flyadeal with an all-female crew, most of whom are Saudi women, a breakthrough...
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Focus on Oman’s first national pavilion at the Venice Biennale
This 2022 edition of the Venice Biennale of Art will mark the first presence of a pavilion entirely dedicated to the Sultanate of Oman....
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Sheikh Khalifa: 18 years at the head of the Emirates
After 18 years of governance, the President of the United Arab Emirates, Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan, has passed away. The country, which...
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5 unmissable dishes from the Lebanese culture
Generous, Mediterranean and fragrant, Lebanese cuisine is full of tasty dishes made from simple ingredients. The secret? Spices, herbs and dried fruits which are...
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Saudi Arabia takes a stake in Nintendo
Saudi Arabia is continuing to invest in the popular video game sector! The country is now taking over the Japanese multinational company Nintendo, one...
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Star fragments buried in the Egyptian desert
This stone, found in the Egyptian desert, could be the first physical evidence of an 'A'-type supernova explosion.
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The horned viper: don’t trust its antennae
The horned viper, recognisable by the two antennae above its yellow eyes, is one of the most formidable desert predators. Voted the most venomous...