Atletico Madrid secured their spot in the Champions League round of sixteen with a commanding 4-1 victory over bull salzburg on Wednesday. The match, held at the Wanda Metropolitano, saw a stellar performance from Antoine Griezmann, who scored twice, cementing his role as a key player for the Spanish side. This win propelled Atletico to … Read more
the documentary Khartoum,which premiered this week at the Sundance Film Festival,offers a raw and unfiltered glimpse into the lives of five residents of Sudan’s capital,grappling with the devastating effects of an ongoing war. Directed by Ibrahim Snoopy Ahmad and his team,the film captures the resilience and struggles of individuals caught in a conflict that has … Read more
nCoffee and Tea Linked to Lower cancer Risk: A Groundbreaking Study For years, experts have touted the countless benefits of tea and coffee.Now, a groundbreaking study by the American Cancer Society has revealed a new dimension to their health advantages: their potential to reduce the risk of head and neck cancers. Published in The washington … Read more
nThe Lebanese Army has announced the completion of its deployment in the South Litani region, a move carried out in coordination with the Quintet Committee overseeing the ceasefire agreement.This strategic step underscores Lebanon’s commitment to maintaining stability and implementing UN Security Council Resolution 1701, which calls for the expansion of state authority in the region. … Read more
Bulgarian Ship Vejen Denies Sabotage Allegations in Baltic Sea Cable Incident the Bulgarian Navy has firmly denied allegations that the ship Vejen intentionally damaged underwater cables in the Baltic Sea near Sweden. In a second press conference within 24 hours, Alexander Kalchev, Executive director of the Bulgarian Maritime Fleet (BMF), stated, “There is no sabotage, … Read more
Protests in Libya have disrupted oil exports, with demonstrators preventing the loading of oil tankers at the Sidra and Ras Lanuf ports, threatening to halt approximately 450,000 barrels per day. The protesters, who sent their demands to the National Oil Corporation (NOC) on January 5, are calling for the transfer of oil companies to the … Read more
the Rise of AI in Creative Industries: A double-edged Sword The debate surrounding the use of AI-generated content in creative industries has reached a boiling point. In a recent article titled “Use AI—but also your good judgment,” the network group for professional artists and art practitioners in Åland highlighted a global issue: the misuse of … Read more
A Childhood Photo Resurfaces: Lily Forchester’s Unexpected Link to Asma al-Assad When writer Lily Forchester stumbled upon a decades-old photograph of herself alongside Asma al-Assad, the wife of Syria’s former president Bashar al-Assad, she was stunned. The image, taken in 2002 on the steps of Queen’s College in central London, resurfaced in the wake of … Read more
Lebanese Army Officer Accused of Leaking Military Secrets to Hezbollah, Jeopardizing Ceasefire A shocking revelation has emerged from intelligence sources, alleging that a high-ranking officer in the Lebanese army leaked sensitive military secrets to Hezbollah, putting the fragile ceasefire agreement with Israel at risk.The breach, which occurred during a critical period of the truce, … Read more
Syrian Actor Samer Al-Masry Returns Home After 14 Years: A Heartwarming Reunion After 14 years of forced absence, Syrian actor Samer Al-Masry has finally returned to his homeland, Syria. the emotional journey was documented by fellow actor Ayman Abdel Salam, who shared heartfelt moments on Instagram, capturing the essence of Al-masry’s reunion with his family … Read more