In the digital landscape of China, where online discourse often takes on poetic and metaphorical tones, a unique narrative has emerged around the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Chinese netizens refer to Palestinian fighters as “dandelions,” symbolizing resilience and endurance. This linguistic framing reflects a broader sentiment on Chinese social media, where public opinion has leaned overwhelmingly in…
Many believe that Donald Trump’s ideas are extreme, particularly his intentions for the Gaza Strip. However, there is much more depth to this perspective than simply labeling him as “crazy.” Let’s look back at a dark chapter in history that reveals just how far the U.S. has gone to exert its control over vulnerable populations….
Fatima al-Fihri: The Muslim Woman Who Revolutionized Education When people think of universities, they often imagine institutions like Oxford, Harvard, or the Sorbonne. But history tells a different story—one where the world’s first university was founded not in Europe, but in North Africa, and not by a king or scholar, but by a woman: Fatima…
A newly discovered security vulnerability, named EvilLoader, is targeting Telegram users on Android. Cybercriminals exploit this flaw to embed malicious applications within video files, making unsuspecting users vulnerable to malware infections. This article explores the risks associated with EvilLoader, how it works, and the necessary precautions to protect yourself. How EvilLoader Works EvilLoader operates by…
North Korea’s Nuclear-Powered Submarine: What We Know So Far In a bold move that has sent shockwaves across the international community, North Korea unveiled its first nuclear-powered submarine on March 8, 2025. The announcement, reported by Associated Press, marks a significant leap in the nation’s naval capabilities, raising concerns among global powers. Why This Submarine…
When Does Daylight Savings Time Start in 2025? Mark your calendars—Daylight Savings Time (DST) in the U.S. will begin on Sunday, March 9, 2025, at 2:00 AM local time. Clocks will spring forward by one hour, meaning longer daylight in the evenings but a shorter night’s sleep for many. Why Does the U.S. Observe Daylight…
Introduction The geopolitical landscape of Africa is increasingly shaped by a growing power struggle between the United States and China. Both nations are vying for influence over the continent’s rich natural resources, strategic infrastructure, and economic partnerships. As the U.S. explores deals in countries like the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) to counterbalance China’s dominance,…
The House of Wisdom: How Baghdad Led the World in Knowledge Introduction: A Lost Treasure of Knowledge Imagine a place where scholars from different cultures gathered, where ancient Greek, Persian, and Indian manuscripts were translated, and where groundbreaking discoveries in mathematics, astronomy, and medicine were made. That place was the House of Wisdom (Bayt al-Hikma)…
Introduction Lab-grown meat, also known as cultured or cultivated meat, is being marketed as a sustainable alternative to traditional livestock farming. However, recent concerns have emerged regarding the use of immortalized cell lines in its production. Some reports claim that these cells, which are commonly used in scientific research, could pose cancer risks when consumed….
Nuclear fusion is back in the spotlight. The dream of unlimited, clean, and sustainable energy has been a scientific pursuit for decades. But in recent months, something has changed. From U.S. labs achieving energy gain, to China’s superconducting tokamak, and Spain’s unexpected success, fusion energy is breaking records like never before. So, are we finally…