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Najran heritage festival spotlights traditional crafts, local produce
The Najran heritage festival, organized by the Ministry of Environment, Water and Agriculture, showcased traditional crafts, clothing, and local agricultural products to celebrate the region’s…
Why Saudi Restaurants Can’t Afford to Stand Still
Restaurants in Saudi Arabia are rapidly introducing new menu items more frequently to keep up with quickly spreading food trends driven by social media. This…
Rural Lodges in Baha Blend Natural Beauty with Rich Heritage
The Baha region is developing rural lodges built with traditional materials and housing extensive heritage collections to preserve local history and attract cultural tourists. These…
Court of Cassation adjudicate 17,434 appeals
The Kuwaiti Court of Cassation handled 17,434 appeals in the 2025-2026 judicial year, marking a 17.7 percent increase from the previous year despite a drop…
Kuwait boosts UNESCO partnership, showcases digital education reforms
Kuwait’s Minister of Education, Jalal Al-Tabtabaei, reaffirmed the country’s commitment to advancing education and expanding cooperation with UNESCO during the Transforming Education Summit +4 in…
Ministry approves 2,704 overseas scholarships
Kuwait’s Ministry of Higher Education has approved 2,704 high school graduates for its overseas scholarship program for the 2026-2027 academic year, focusing on priority fields…
Ministry announces live-fire exercise at maritime area
Kuwait’s Ministry of Interior will conduct live-fire training exercises by the Police Air Wing over the BRAVO maritime area between Awah and Kubbar Islands from…
Weyay strategic partner of ‘Create Your Future’ campaign
Weyay, Kuwait’s first digital bank, has partnered with the Private Universities Council to support the “Create Your Future” campaign, aimed at helping students explore educational…
Kuwait charity opens residential village for vulnerable families in Yemen
Kuwaiti charitable organizations have inaugurated the Umm Muhammad Al-Hajri Residential Village in Yemen’s Al-Khawkhah District to provide secure housing and essential services for vulnerable families.…
Burgan Bank initiative in honor of Kuwait Fire Force frontliners
Burgan Bank organized a nationwide campaign to honor Kuwait Fire Force firefighters for their dedication and critical role in national safety during challenging times. The…
Teenage quake survivor mourns her lost ‘young forever’ friends
Seventeen-year-old Maria Alejandra Sanz survived nearly 17 hours trapped under rubble after twin earthquakes devastated La Guaira, Venezuela, killing over 4,000 people. Her rescue highlights…
Those Who Pass By Stop and Stare
Rod and Stacy Bigelow built a modern, architect-designed home near the Crystal Bridges Museum in Bentonville, Arkansas, replacing an older structure to better engage with…
The Challenge Of a Journey Back to Herself
Five years after an acid attack in Elmont, New York, Nafiah Ikram continues to undergo medical treatment and emotional healing to reclaim her life and…
After Years of Dreaming of a House Together in Minnesota, the Search Was On
Retired teacher Kari Musil and her daughter Angela Martin purchased an accessible home in Cloquet after nearly a decade of searching, aided by improved finances…
What Happens When Kids Design the Playgrounds
Thousands of New York City students have helped design and build 225 customized schoolyard playgrounds through the Community Schoolyards program since 2002. These student-led projects,…
The Evolving Charm of Comporta’s Coastal Villages
The JNcQUOI hotel, designed by Vincent van Duysen, is set to open near Carvalhal, Portugal in 2028, featuring modern architecture and environmental design while offering…
Florence’s San Frediano Neighbourhood: Tradition Meets New Hospitality
Florence’s San Frediano neighborhood is expanding its hospitality offerings while preserving its artistic and culinary heritage, with renowned sites like Hotel Palazzo Guadagni and artisanal…
Photographs by Tish Murtha Capture Newcastle's Elswick Deprivation
Photographer Tish Murtha documented life in the impoverished Elswick neighborhood of Newcastle in the late 1970s, capturing its challenges and resilience through images taken from…
Quake opens space for rage
Twin earthquakes in Venezuela’s La Guaira state have triggered intense public criticism of the government’s response, with residents accusing officials of neglect and unequal aid…
Bringing light into an Edwardian-era house
Mark McAdam and Vincz Lee purchased an Edwardian home in Toronto’s Riverdale without viewing it first and collaborated with Studio Lau architects to renovate the…
Toronto’s population whiplash leaves it at the bottom of the pack among Canadian, U.S. cities
Toronto's population decreased by about 1,000 people over the past year, driven mainly by a significant net outflow to other parts of Canada due to…
USA TODAY’s roundup of news from across the USA
Auburn University and the University of Alabama have united in opposition to the Protect College Sports Act, citing four major concerns and urging the U.S.…
Home with a Hayloft: Renovated 1860s Barn as Unique Living Space
Elaine and Bill Huisman converted a 140-year-old barn in Lowville into a spacious residence and entertainment venue featuring modern amenities alongside its historic timber frame.…
Historic Edinburgh building gutted in early-morning fire
A fire severely damaged the former Debenhams building on Princes Street in Edinburgh, delaying its planned redevelopment into a hotel and causing major city centre…
Scottish Towns Ranked Among Best UK Seaside Destinations
St Andrews was ranked third among the UK's top seaside destinations based on a survey of over 5,300 holidaymakers by Which?. This recognition highlights the…
Greek airports chief warns border checks need overhaul
The CEO of Fraport Greece has called for a major revision of the EU’s new biometric entry-exit system after it caused severe delays and operational…
Her ‘Muslims Only’ Party Flier Led to Life-Altering Backlash
Aminah Knight's private swim party celebrating Eid al-Adha with a modest swimwear dress code sparked controversy after being initially advertised as "Muslims Only," leading to…
A Buzzing New York City Summer Has Brought the Vibes Back to Midtown
Midtown Manhattan has seen an unprecedented surge of cultural and social activity this summer, fueled by events like the New York Knicks’ NBA Finals run,…
The Royals Out in the Sun to Mark London Zoo’s 200th
King Charles III and Queen Camilla visited London Zoo to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the Zoological Society of London, while Prince William and Prince…
Meghan and children to join Harry in Britain
Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, is traveling to the UK this week with her children for their first visit since 2022, but she will not attend…