Bali’s Digital Nomad Boom

The rice fields are vanishing. The Wi-Fi is on Hyper 5G. The soul of Bali may be caught somewhere in between. As digital nomads flood the island in search of paradise, locals are asking, at whose cost?

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A Voice from Gaza Wins the Pulitzer: Mosab Abu Toha’s Pen of Perseverance

Pulitzer Prize Winner Mosab Abu Toha weaves a devastating memoir with stealth reporting, turning headlines into human stories.

Mesopotamian Treasures Returned to Iraq in Landmark Restitution Case

In a powerful move toward cultural justice, the restitution follows a major probe into art smuggling allegedly linked to British dealer Robin Symes, and marks a growing global push to hold museums accountable for their colonial-era collections.

Art Basel Qatar 2026 Promises a Peak Prestigious Line Up

The expansion of the coveted Art Basel to Doha in February 2026 promises to deliver an esteemed list of contemporary artists both local and abroad.

The Sablah, Soft Power, and Oman’s Strategic Debut in Venice

Blending heritage with innovation, Oman’s debut pavilion in Venice subtly reinforces the Sablah as a model for dialogue—at a time when open communication and shared spaces are urgently needed.

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Israeli & Palestinian Engineers Make Bloody Meat Made by Metamaterials

Researchers at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem have developed plant-based meat using metamaterials—engineered structures that mimic the texture and behavior of real meat.

How Lebanon’s Chefs Fight with Farm-to-Table Resilience

As Lebanon battles a crippling economic collapse, Beirut’s chefs are turning adversity into innovation. Embracing hyper-local sourcing, sustainable agriculture, and ancestral recipes, they are reimagining Lebanese cuisine—one farm-to-table dish at a time.

How Migration Crafted Culinary Tastes

The flavours we crave today were shaped by old commercial routes and culture. It wasn’t just the monsoon rains that arrived with the winds — Arabian and Persian traders followed too, bringing with them not only fine muslin and perfumes, but spices, grains, poultry, and culinary traditions.

World-First Date-based Milaf Cola Hits the Spot

Made from dates and packed with fibre, potassium, and antioxidants, Saudia Arabia’s Milaf cola is free from refined sugar and artificial additives.

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