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Sharjah presents its heritage at TIBF

Dr. Sultan Sooud Al Qasimi, a member of the Heritage Preservation Committee in the UAE and member of the American University of Sharjah Board of Trustees, emphasised that a city’s identity extends beyond its physical heritage, cultural expressions, architectural prominence, and historical monuments. Instead, it is intricately

A University that Touches the Hearts

Kyung-In Women’s University of Incheon, South Korea is empowering women through professional education A sweet fragrance from the fresh verdure prevailed all around. With some multi-story tall buildings on either sides, a vast area in front of them was well-planted with flowers of different kinds and colors, saplings and trees,

Reflections on Mother’s Day – Poems from Canada

How to forget the transition, from infancy to crawling Dr. T. S. Anand, a renowned author, based in Canada, shares his poems Dr. T.S. Anand has authored, edited and co-edited 18 books of creative literature and criticism, and published research papers on Indian English Literature, American, Afro-American and American-Jewish

Let there be peace

Asian journalists visit the Baengnyeongdo Island of South Korea under the banner of Asia Journalists Association and adopt the ‘Freedom and Peace Declaration’ Standing atop a hill at Baengnyeong, the northern most island of South Korea in the West Sea, I glanced towards the mountains of North Korean Hwanghae Province, visible

Etisalat Award for Arabic Children's Literature opens entries for its 16th edition

Etisalat Award for Arabic Children's Literature, which is overseen by the UAE Board on Books for Young people (UAEBBY) and sponsored by e& UAE, the world's leading technology and investment group, has announced that the 16th edition of the award is now open for entries from children's and young people's book creators from