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In conversation with Kuwaiti chef Ahmad Al-Bader

In conversation with Kuwaiti chef Ahmad Al-Bader

  • The Kuwaiti chef and entrepreneur on cheese-melt goodness, the brilliance of butter, and taking inspiration from his dad
By Nourhan Tewfik ·
What We Are Eating Today: Loqmatain

What We Are Eating Today: Loqmatain

By Nada Hameed ·
Beauty mogul Huda Kattan backs new female wellness brand

Beauty mogul Huda Kattan backs new female wellness brand

By Arab News ·
Photo/Supplied photos

What We Are Buying Today: Club Cake

By Nada Hameed ·
Special A hearty halal dish being served in Tambilawan Kamayan Restaurant in General Santos City. (Supplied) photos

Philippines launches program to promote Mindanao’s halal cuisine

By Ellie Aben ·
Two doses of Pfizer, AstraZeneca shots effective against Delta variant, study finds

Two doses of Pfizer, AstraZeneca shots effective against Delta variant, study finds

By Reuters ·
Where We Are Going: Dukanoo

Where We Are Going: Dukanoo

By Nada Hameed ·
Where We Are Going Today: Zooba

Where We Are Going Today: Zooba

By Nada Hameed ·
What We Are Eating Today: Bakermeem

What We Are Eating Today: Bakermeem

By Nada Hameed ·
For Mohamed, skincare is not just a passion, but a field she feels strongly about, because she suffers from vitiligo. (Instagram)

Emirati influencer Salama Mohamed launches new skincare brand at Sephora

By Hams Saleh ·
What We Are Eating Today: Breadhead

What We Are Eating Today: Breadhead

By Nada Hameed ·
The Voicenote Chef: A mom-inspired serving of Arab food and culture 

The Voicenote Chef: A mom-inspired serving of Arab food and culture 

By Nourhan Tewfik ·
The concept of the mukbang originated in South Korea and was intended to bring people together virtually over a meal, as eating is seen as a social activity and doing so alone is considered depressing. (Shutterstock)

Mukbang: Saudi health alert over new online eating craze

By AMEERA ABID ·

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Saudi HR ministry launches tough measures for unvaccinated workers
A nurse speaks to a man before administering the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 coronavirus vaccine as part of a vaccination campaign by the Saudi health ministry, in Riyadh. (AFP file photo)
Fire crews battle Turkish wildfires at holiday destinations
While authorities say they are investigating whether the fires may have started as ‘sabotage’ by outlawed Kurdish militants, experts mostly point to the climate crisis. (AP)
Afghanistan’s women fear the worst as Taliban advance sows alarm and terror
Afghanistan’s women fear the worst as Taliban advance sows alarm and terror
Assad army steps up offensive in restive southern city
Assad army steps up offensive in restive southern city
What We Are Reading Today: Putting it together
What We Are Reading Today: Putting it together

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