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Polish opera singer, breakdancer Jakub Jozef Orlinski uses social media to promote classical music

14 Mar 2020

Music has a language of its own. With close to 60,000 Instagram followers, Polish opera singer and breakdancer Jakub Jozef Orlinski says he is trying to use social media to break...

Sharjah a beacon of cross-cultural communication: Irina Bokova

05 Mar 2020

Imran Mojib, Special Correspondent Former Director-General of Unesco Irina Bokova said that there is no better place than Sharjah to speak about cross-cultural communication and the process of social inclusion....

Video of elderly woman in India talking about Mahatma Gandhi in English goes viral

02 Mar 2020

The British Raj has ended decades ago, but the obsession for English remains even now among millions of Indians. The demand for English medium schools is very high, so...

WHO urges 'no stigma' to be associated with the fast-spreading coronavirus

08 Feb 2020

Michael Ryan, executive director of the World Health Organization (WHO) Health Emergencies Program, urged that no stigma should be associated with the fast-spreading novel coronavirus. Office workers who sit a...

Study suggests melodic alarms can improve alertness levels

03 Feb 2020

There is hope for the ones who find it difficult to start an early day and pay attention to the work they do right after they wake up. Using the...

China's zero-waste activists fight overconsumption

21 Jan 2020

Parcels piled high at sorting centres and drivers speeding down bike lanes to deliver takeout lunches are ubiquitous sights in urban China, where e-commerce and delivery apps have taken over...

Diriyah Equestrian Festival to realise dreams of Saudi women riders

13 Dec 2019

The second edition of the new four-star Diriyah Equestrian Festival by Saudi Aramco serves as an important step in determining which equestrians will qualify for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics Games...

Tourists stranded as storms batter New Zealand

09 Dec 2019

Almost 1,000 tourists were stranded in New Zealand's South Island Monday after wild storms cut highways, washed away bridges and flooded the rugged landscape. Meteorologists said up to 400 millimetres...

'Forest bathing' walks encourage deep connection to nature

04 Dec 2019

Saundra McBrearty felt awkward, with her eyes closed and one hand touching a tree. She was participating recently in the practice of “shinrin-yoku,” also known as “forest bathing,” a form...

Australia’s Uluru opens to climbers for last time ahead of ban

25 Oct 2019

Hundreds of tourists clambered up Australia’s Uluru on Friday, the day before a permanent ban on climbing the sacred rock takes effect following a decades-long fight by indigenous people to...

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