- 7 March, 2026
Fatima Saif
Fatima Saif is a lifestyle and culture writer who covers Emirati arts, tourism, and modern cultural trends across the Gulf.
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Rights organisations claim Iran executed a Kurdish “political prisoner”
According to rights organisations, Iran executed a Kurdish man on Friday by hanging him, raising concerns about the country’s alarmingly high rate of executions this
Everything You Need To Know About ChatGPT 4
This week, OpenAI, a Microsoft-backed company, released the most recent version of its renowned artificial intelligence tool, ChatGPT. The latest product from the San Francisco-based
Israeli former PM calls on world leaders to avoid Benjamin Netanyahu
The former prime minister of Israel urged other world leaders to avoid Benjamin Netanyahu as he pushes ahead with his plan to overhaul the legal
What Can ChatGPT 4 Do? Can You Access This GPT-4 Now?
A strong artificial intelligence model called GPT-4, which replaces the technology used in the highly successful ChatGPT, has started to be rolled out by Microsoft
Israel’s situation worsens as Benjamin Netanyahu rejects a judicial compromise
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu promptly rejected a compromise proposal on Wednesday that was intended to end the impasse over his ambitions to reform the
Unlock The Power of Reddit For Your Online Business Presence
Reddit is a powerful platform that can help you reach a large audience and increase your brand visibility. But, if you want to be successful
Airline predicts resurgence in demand for Turkiye post earthquakes
After a brief decline following the deadly earthquakes in February, SunExpress, a joint venture between Turkish Airlines and Lufthansa, reported on Tuesday that summer bookings
Report on Silicon Valley Bank Collapse: 6 US banks are under review by Moody’s
As a result of Silicon Valley Bank’s collapse, Moody’s Investors Service has reviewed First Republic Bank and five other US lenders for downgrades. Moody’s also
Iran’s top authority pardons 22,000 people who took part in anti-government protests
The judicial authorities of the Islamic Republic of Iran have pardoned 22,000 people, who took part in anti-government protests, sparked by the death of an
Saudi Crown Prince launches new national carrier Riyadh Air
In a landmark move on Sunday, Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman launched a new national airline ‘Riyadh Air’, completely owned by the Public Investment