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ADIHEX launches first ‘Best Hunting Knife’ competition

Abu Dhabi International Hunting and Equestrian Exhibition (ADIHEX) announced the launching of the "Best Hunting Knife" competition for the first time in its history. This is part of its initiatives to encourage individuals and companies producing hunting tools and equipment to present unique ideas and innovate new knives that

The street roars in my heart

They came from behind the wail of the sea They gathered around the sandy table And I sip the tenth cup And the street embraces the black asphalt And the sun hovers over the casino glass The sun will not reach my dreams with cold extremities They came like a kidnapper They took the "poet" from me I became

UN marks World Bee Day

The Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations (FAO) marked on Saturday the World Bee Day 2023 with a global ceremony in which participants emphasised the importance of promoting sustainable agricultural practices that respect the vital role pollinators play in nature. Pollination is essential for the maintenance of plant

First Emirates Conference on Organ Transplantation for Cancer Patients launches

In the presence and patronage of Sheikh Nahyan bin Mubarak Al Nahyan, Minister of Tolerance and Coexistence, the first UAE Conference on Organ Transplantation for Cancer Patients, organised by the Emirates Oncology Society in cooperation with (Houston Methodist) for Global Health Services, kicked off today, Saturday, in Abu Dhabi. This is

Japanese football: Journey of milestones, stellar players, historic triumphs

Following a noticeable decline in amateur league participation during the 1980s, in 1992, the Japan Football Association (JFA) decided to establish the country's first professional league, the “J.League,” to raise the level of the local game and increase fan attendance. Improving the performance of the Japanese national