Seeing the World Twice: A Journey through Life’s Contrasts
I believe I have seen the world from both sides, like those who have lived twice. In the early stages of my life, I earned a Bachelor of Science degree followed by a Bachelor of Arts. Later, I pursued studies
Developing Tourism in Egypt: A Prescription for Existing Problems
Tourism in Egypt is a crucial economic sector that significantly supports the national economy. With its rich history and unique monuments, Egypt has become a favorite destination for millions of tourists worldwide. However, the Egyptian tourism sector faces several challenges
Biometric Scan and Artificial Intelligence: Endgame of Fears and Doubts
Biometric scans, which utilize unique physical characteristics to identify individuals, have become increasingly prevalent in our daily lives. From unlocking smartphones to securing airports, these technologies offer a convenient and secure way to verify identity. However, the true potential of
Canada, the 51st state? Eliminating interprovincial trade barriers could ward off Donald Trump
The Conversation — Donald Trump is threatening to use “economic force” to make Canada the 51st American state. While his comments may be reckless, they are in part due to Canada’s over-reliance on the United States market in terms of
Netanyahu’s Victory Claims Debunked: Failure to Achieve Objectives and Ongoing Threats
As we approach the fifteenth month of the ongoing conflict, which began on 7 October 2023, the outcomes are evident and require no extensive analysis. The so-called successes attributed to Israel—such as diminishing Hezbollah’s influence in Lebanon, targeting its leader
The Untold Story: British Intelligence’s Role in the Overthrow of the Assad Regime
As Syria’s future grows ever more uncertain, the rapid collapse of the Assad regime and the disintegration of its military forces leave an increasingly complex and volatile landscape. Political delegations are rushing to Damascus, eager to legitimize new leaders still
What If We Had Chosen Martin Luther’s Path?
In tracing the civilizational divergence between East and West, I find myself repeatedly stopping at the year 1517. In that year, two pivotal events occurred, shaping the course of world history: one led the West toward democracy and enlightenment, while
The Consequences of Syria’s Collapse
Over the past few days, dramatic and unprecedented events have unfolded in Syria. In less than 10 days, Bashar al-Assad’s regime fell to a Sunni-Kurdish alliance—an outcome that was neither anticipated nor imagined. This historic shift is not merely a
The Power of Face-to-Face Communication in Middle Eastern Business
For centuries, business leaders and traders have traveled far and wide and braved challenging conditions to conduct commerce in person. Today, however, virtual communication technologies make it possible to meet via a screen, eliminating excessive travel time and costs. Still,
A Review of Red Sea Film Festival 2024
The fourth edition of the Red Sea International Film Festival in Jeddah delivered a dazzling cinematic celebration, redefining the landscape of regional film festivals and capturing global attention with its artistic diversity and star-studded presence. This year’s event showcased an