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The UAE's Role in Arab Coordination and Solidarity

Last week's article focused on the fact that the new international and regional changes taking place in the Arab world necessitate the development of a shared Arab vision to deal with them and require the formulation of a joint Arab understanding towards regional and major countries. Allow me to borrow the term "Emirati

corruption in the healthcare sector

Corruption in the healthcare sector directly affects human life and hinders happiness and well-being. Corruption not only deprives people of easy access to healthcare and the availability of qualified hospitals but also extends to forgery, fraud, and manipulation of drugs, human organ trafficking, and medical devices and equipment

Ramadan "Trend" Mud-Slinging

The concept of media has changed in recent years, as traditional media outlets now seek to present content in an attractive manner through social media platforms. A prime example of this shift is the talk shows aired during recent Ramadan seasons. These talk shows, featuring artists and media personalities, have lately focused on

Artificial Intelligence: Concerns and Aspirations

"Sana", the first electronic news anchor with artificial intelligence technology in India, started her job in recent days, welcoming guests in three languages at her launch event and introducing herself to the Indian Prime Minister with a very cohesive appearance, to the extent that no one could notice that "Sana" is not a

Alexandria Revisited - by Souheir Abdelhamid

Coastal cities overlooking the sea have a unique taste, starting from the ease of planning their main streets as a parallel strip to the sea, branching out into longitudinal and transverse streets. This makes it easy to navigate and difficult to get lost while wandering their streets. They also serve as geographical boundaries with other