Appeal of traditional Mideast cuisine faces tough competition 

Food and cooking are so deeply entrenched within the culture and history of the Middle East that recipes have made it for centuries. It is a creative art form. And yet, more recently, food in the region, like a lot of parts of the world, is becoming characterized by shortages, traceability, costs, composition and the latest trends. As soon as an […]

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Does al-Zawahri’s death mark the end of al-Qaeda

Ayman al-Zawahri, leader of al-Qaeda and also a plotter of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, continues to be killed in a jingle strike in the Afghan city of Kabul, based on the US government. Al-Zawahri was the successor to Osama bin Laden and his death designated “one more measure of closure” to the groups of those killed in […]

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‘No sweet without sweat’: boy, 11, helping single dad run food stands for 17 hours a day during holidays praised for maturity, starts childhood debate online

Chinese media has picked up the story of a boy, 11, helping at his dad’s three food stands during his summer holidays. The boy starts early in the morning and works till midnight, often for up to 17 hours a day, some have questioned if this is fair on the boy. Read full storyContinue Reading