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Indian writer and human rights activist Bhanu Moshtaq won the International Booker Prize for her short story collection "Heart Lamp," which sheds light on the daily challenges faced by Muslim women in South India.
Syrian Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, Dr. Marwan Al-Halabi, discussed today, Sunday, with Dr. Mohamed Madi, Deputy Resident Representative of the United Nations Development Program in Syria, and the accompanying delegation, the priorities of the higher education sector in Syria and the implementation of joint projects.
Minister of Tourism Mazen Al-Salhani discussed with Minister of Culture Mohammad Yassin Saleh ways to enhance the aesthetic appeal of tourism and heritage sites in Syria to attract visitors and investors.
The excavation department at the Hama Antiquities Department, under the General Directorate of Antiquities and Museums, discovered today, Sunday, an ancient mosaic panel in the village of Marimin south of the city of Masyaf, as part of emergency archaeological excavations.
Syrian Scientific Olympiad students participated in the Asian-Pacific Informatics Olympiad "APIO 2025", organized by Uzbekistan remotely on the 17th and 18th of May, with students from 34 countries worldwide.
Marwan Al-Ra'i, Director of Rankings at Damascus University, reported that the university has been listed among the top ten Syrian government and private universities in the "Edarabia" ranking for the year 2025.
Southeast Asia is witnessing a new wave of COVID-19, with Hong Kong and Singapore recording significant increases in infections, amid warnings of the virus spreading again as summer approaches.
A new study reveals that "broken heart syndrome" affects women more, but men are more likely to die from it due to the impact of physical and emotional stress.
A nap can be a secret to enhancing your mental and physical health. According to experts, a short nap in a comfortable environment with moderate temperature, along with a cup of coffee beforehand, may be the optimal way to improve activity and alertness.
The US Food and Drug Administration has warned against certain tattoo inks that contain bacteria that may cause infections and permanent scars, advising to check the type of ink before getting a tattoo.
Do you think forgetting to switch your phone to airplane mode can affect the airplane? Discover the surprising reason behind this rule!
Dr. Jamal Shaaban warned of the danger of "water intoxication," which can harm the kidneys and threaten life, explaining that drinking excessive amounts quickly can cause a disturbance in brain function and lead to death.