Garvee launches 10% off seasonal promotion and reveals three home & outdoor living trends for late summer and early autumn 2026

From outdoor family spaces to cozy interiors and smarter home organization, GARVEE highlights how German households can prepare their living spaces for the seasonal transition.ONTARIO, CANADA – Media OutReach Newswire – 11 August 2026 – GARVEE, a lifestyle brand offering home, garden and outdoor products, has launched a 10% OFF seasonal promotion while highlighting three key living trends for late summer and early autumn 2026 in Germany....

Famous people buried in unmarked graves

For thousands of years, humans have honored the deceased by conducting burial ceremonies. It is intrinsic to our existence, making it difficult to fathom not knowing the final resting place of a loved one. Surprisingly, numerous renowned individuals have been interred in unmarked graves. Even in cases where their names were put on a tombstone for the public to pay their respects, they weren't placed at the actual burial location. Explore this gallery to see which famous figures were buried in graves without markers.

Betty, 97, becomes oldest female wingwalker after being strapped to biplane and flown upside down

Betty Bromage broke the Guinness World Record when she was strapped to a biplane which took off from RFC Rendcomb Airfield, in Gloucestershire.

18 gems of the Lamborghini museum

Life offline: how the world worked before the World Wide Web

The World Wide Web has indeed brought us many benefits, but there was a time when humans survived without it and its perks. So how did people carry out tasks like research information or paying their bills? March 12 marked 36 years since the initial proposal for the World Wide Web. Sir Tim Berners-Lee submitted his idea, entitled 'Information Management: A Proposal,' to his boss on this day in 1989. His idea developed from a flow chart, to a single browser, to external Web servers by 1991. Since then, the World Wide Web has only become more complex. However it's important to remember how we survived without it. In honor of this anniversary, click through the gallery to see the things that people did before the World Wide Web existed.

The worst animals to keep as pets

Sometimes keeping an exotic animal as a pet is seen as the cool thing to do, but think twice before jumping on the bandwagon. Many animals should never be kept in captivity, not just for the safety of humans, but also for their own safety and well-being. Scroll through the following list of the worst animals to keep as pets. Have you ever owned any of them?

Qasr Al Watan named among world's top 100 travel experiences for 2026

ABU DHABI, 5th August, 2026 (WAM) -- Qasr Al Watan has been recognised in both Trip.Best’s Top 100 Global Attractions & Experiences 2026 and Top 100 Attractions & Experiences in Asia 2026, published by Trip.com. Based on visitor reviews and performance indicators, the rankings highlight the palace’s position as one of the UAE’s leading cultural and heritage attractions.Among the palace's highlights are the Great Hall, known for its traditional...

Priscilla Presley, 81, stuns with smooth complexion at Mallorca event

The ex-wife of the late Elvis Presley, 81, enjoyed an outing at the 14th Remus Lifestyle Night at Hotel Hilton Mallorca Galatzo on Thursday.

Mother shares how she keeps her children entertained during the summer holidays on just £50 a week

Kelly Miles, 33, from Portsmouth, has two kids, aged 10 and 12, says she saves around £500 with her thrifty habits,

Boy, 18, died of drowning and 'propeller injuries' after tragic accident on Midwest lake

Aiden Radosevich, 18, of Wisconsin, disappeared after falling overboard during a sailing trip along Okauchee Lake Monday evening, sparking a massive search.

European road trips you need to try once in your life

There's nothing quite like hitting the road and driving in search of some special spots, and Europe is the ideal place for a road trip. A continent that offers a vast array of cities, attractions, and natural wonders, some of its most beautiful landscapes are easily missed if you just fly in and out of the biggest cities. From a luxurious trip around the French and Italian Riviera to the lush coastlines of Ireland, and a grand tour of Serbia and Romania, some of Europe's highlights are best viewed by taking the time to pass through them on wheels. Click on, and get ready to hit the road with some of the best road trips in Europe.

Abu Dhabi Forum for Peace marks 10th anniversary of landmark Marrakesh Declaration

CASABLANCA, 30th July, 2026 (WAM) -- The Abu Dhabi Forum for Peace marked the 10th anniversary of the arrakesh Declaration on Rights of Religious Minorities at an international ceremony in Casablanca, organised in cooperation with Morocco's Ministry of Endowments and Islamic Affairs.The event brought together a delegation from the International Religious Freedom Summit, alongside scholars, religious and intellectual leaders, diplomats,...

Typhoon Dolphin weakens but disrupts travel in East China

Asharq Al Awsat Typhoon Dolphin brought heavy rain to eastern China on Monday, causing hundreds of flight cancellations even as the storm weakened and some cities resumed public transport. The weather system has lost power after making two landfalls along the coast of Zhejiang province on Sunday, with China's National Meteorological Center (NMC) issuing its least severe typhoon alert on Monday morning. However, the NMC warned that parts of east...

Bunk bed ice camping w/ extra large hole

Dan and I hit the ice for trout opener on a favorite lake, but deep snow almost derails the trip before it starts. We adapt by setting up a massive sight-fishing hole right where we are. The action is steady, with several lake trout coming through our makeshift aquarium, including a nice 32-incher. We spend the night in the shelter, cook up a classic ice glizzy stir-fry, and wake up to more fishing. Despite a slower second day, it's a successful and memorable trip filled with good fish and the usual ice camping challenges.

Scientists reveal the most scientifically accurate volcano movies ever made

Much to volcanologists' dismay, Hollywood's enthusiasm for special effects often gets in the way of scientific accuracy when it comes to making a volcano movie.

Abu Dhabi park offers year-round respite from heat

King Hamad Bin Isa Al Khalifa Park is emerging as a major summer attraction in Abu Dhabi, combining dense natural shade with an air-conditioned promenade and recreational facilities designed for year-round use.Located in the Al Mushrif area, the free-entry park features more than 1,100 mature Ghaf trees, elevated walking trails, cycling routes, meditation decks and open lawns. Its centrepiece is an air-conditioned walkway extending about 700...

Flydubai celebrates inaugural flight to Aleppo

DUBAI, 21st July, 2026 (WAM) -- flydubai has celebrated the launch of its daily non-stop service to Aleppo International Airport (ALP), marking its second destination in Syria, alongside Damascus.The inaugural flight departed from Terminal 3 at Dubai International (DXB) on 20th July and was greeted with a ceremonial water cannon salute and an official reception hosted by local authorities upon landing.The new route represents a key milestone in...

30 reasons why traveling is good for you

Think about the last trip you took. It was likely fun and exciting or calming and relaxing, depending on your destination and intention. But besides that, traveling can also help you mentally, physically, and emotionally. Whether it’s a local trip or a flight halfway across the globe, travel will positively impact you in multiple ways. From building confidence to enhancing communication and beyond, traveling unlocks a world of health and wellness you probably didn't realize existed. Curious to learn how traveling can impact your life today? Click through to learn more.

Dubai International Marine Club concludes modern sailing summer camp

DUBAI, 3rd August, 2026 (WAM) -- Dubai International Marine Club (DIMC) concluded yesterday the 2026 Modern Sailing Summer Camp, which ran for four weeks and welcomed children and young participants aged between 6 and under 15 as part of a programme designed to promote the sport of modern sailing and identify promising new talent.Held at Bulgari Beach Dubai, the camp attracted participants from various nationalities who completed a comprehensive...

Seafood Expo Asia/Seafood Processing Asia draws first-time exhibitors from four continents as Asia’s growing seafood demand brings global industry to Singapore

New national pavilions, first-time exhibitors spanning wild-capture fisheries to smart aquaculture technology, and a dedicated Seafood Processing Asia showcase the growing appetite for global suppliers to build strategic relationships across AsiaSINGAPORE – Media OutReach Newswire – 4 August 2026 – Seafood Expo Asia/Seafood Processing Asia, organized by Diversified, will take place 2–4 September 2026 at the Sands Expo and Convention Centre in...

Helpful travel tips for senior tourists

Traveling is a wonderful experience for people of all ages, including the elderly. However, if you're part of the group of senior travelers, there are some things you must be careful with that can help you enjoy your trip even more.Click here to see some valuable traveling tips for elder tourists.

Can you identify these landmarks from these angles?

The internet is practically overflowing with pictures of iconic landmarks around the world. From ancient buildings to natural wonders, people are able to scroll the web and see the world from almost every angle. Almost, however, is the key word. Sometimes it takes a trip through time or simply walking around to see famous sites from a different perspective. Curious? Click through this gallery to see some pictures that we’ve put together just for you!

YoC brings QM’s video art and film expo to Centro Cultural La Moneda

Tribune News NetworkSantiago, Chile and DohaQatar Museums (QM), the nation’s preeminent institution for art and culture, and Years of Culture (YoC), an annual initiative celebrating cross-cultural exchange, announced that ‘Your Ghosts Are Mine: Expanded Cinemas, Amplified Voices’ opened in Chile for its first presentation in Latin America.The opening was attended by Francisco Undurraga Gazitúa, Chile’s Minister of Cultures, Arts and Heritage;...

Second runway at Gatwick Airport cleared for take-off in £1billion economic boost

In good news for the UK's sluggish economy, the new runway is expected to boost growth by £1billion and create 14,000 jobs.

The best hotels in Europe, according to travelers

Why Covent Garden is dubbed the 'zombie zone' as it battles a homeless epidemic

On the pavement of a bustling street through which thousands of commuters and tourists stride lie three men...

Take flight through air travel's golden years

Let’s take a journey back to the golden age of aviation, when flying was a luxurious experience, and passengers were treated like royalty. In those days, taking to the skies was a rare and glamorous adventure, complete with exceptional service and unforgettable moments. Click on, take your seat, and soar through this gallery of vintage flight images.

Explore Qatar’s amusement parks, family entertainment experiences this summer

Tribune News NetworkDohaAs part of the Hala Summer 2026 programme, Visit Qatar highlights some of the amusement parks and family entertainment experiences that offer residents and visitors exciting ways to spend the summer season. From thrilling rides and snow-filled adventures to immersive gaming experiences and interactive play zones, Qatar offers a diverse range of attractions that cater to children, teenagers and adults alike.As a compact...

Peanuts and Coke: The best southern road snack ever

BBQ pitmaster and founder of Meat Church BBQ Matt Pittman revisits the classic Southern road snack combo of peanuts poured into cold Coke.

World Governments Summit, World Travel & Tourism Council launch strategic partnership to advance global dialogue, shape future of travel and tourism

DUBAI, MADRID, 9th August, 2026 (WAM) -- The World Governments Summit Organisation and the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) have launched a strategic partnership aimed at advancing global dialogue on the future of travel and tourism and expanding cooperation between governments and the private sector. The partnership will support the development of policies that are more responsive to global transformations and encourage joint initiatives...

Katie Holmes spotted with younger boyfriend in New York

The Dawson's Creek alum, 47, was working a youthful style that looked as though it came from her daughter Suri Cruise's closet for the occasion.

Dubai deals under Dhs100: Affordable things to do right now

Big fun, small spend. Discover Dubai deals, activities and dining offers you can enjoy for under Dhs100 this week Dubai has plenty of ways to have fun without spending a fortune. Whether you’re looking for a budget-friendly business lunch, a casual after-work drink, a creative workshop or a fun activity to try with friends, we’ve […]

A train could go from New York to LA in one workday

Japan launched the Shinkansen for the 1964 Tokyo Olympics, proving that trains could move people at speeds once reserved for airplanes. Today, high-speed trains regularly travel over 300 km/h, while maglev systems can float above the track and theoretically reach up to 600 km/h. That could make a New York-to-Los Angeles train trip possible in about seven hours, but the obstacles are huge: air resistance, energy use, cost, safety, and the need for long, straight tracks through mountains, cities, and crowded land. The future of train travel may be incredibly fast — but building it is the hard part.

Greek visa scheme gives Turks easier entry to islands in EU

Asharq Al Awsat For Ikra Altumsek, and many other Turkish tourists, a visa-on-arrival scheme to visit several of Greece's Aegean islands has greatly simplified travel to this corner of the EU, previously off-limits without a hard-to-get Schengen visa. "I think Samos was the perfect place to start," the 21-year-old university student said, wheeling her luggage alongside her mother as they waited for a ferry off the Greek island of Samos. They...

UAE Capital Market Authority abolishes 15 fees following comprehensive review of fee framework

ABU DHABI, 30th July, 2026 (WAM) -- The Board of Directors of the UAE Capital Market Authority has approved the abolition of 15 fees following a comprehensive review of the authority’s fee framework. The decision is intended to simplify the fee structure, reduce costs, and improve the efficiency of services provided to licensed companies and individuals operating in the UAE’s capital markets.The review covered fees associated with a range of...

Behind-the-scenes stories about famous movie props

Movie props aren't just random objects that can be picked up anywhere. They can carry immense weight in the storyline and take months (and thousands of dollars) to make. In fact, they sometimes become more iconic than the movies they appear in! The most famous props are found in some of history's most loved films, and the behind-the-scenes stories are truly magical. For instance, the backstory to one of the 'Harry Potter' props will melt your heart, and the fate of one of the most famous James Bond cars is just too ridiculous to be believed! Click through this gallery to learn some outrageous facts about the most famous movie props of all time.

Key milestones in life: the ages that matter most

Some ages stand out in our memory more than others. Perhaps we had a significant relationship or life milestone occur at 22, 25, or 36. But did you know there's an astrological reason for this? In Vedic astrology, traditionally practiced in India, the planets and lunar nodal points in an individual's birth chart mature at different points throughout their life. The maturation of these planets and nodes usually corresponds with important coming-of-age lessons and events. The age we are, at the time these planets mature, tend to be standout seasons in the series of our lives. So when exactly do they happen, and what are the key ages in our life? Click on to learn more.

Woman wanted after two train passengers are slapped on a late-night service: Police release CCTV

The force said that a female approached two other women who were travelling together at around 11.40pm at Preston station on Saturday and slapped them both before fleeing.

Red Sea Museum brings maritime heritage to life through interactive cultural experiences

Asharq Al Awsat The Red Sea Museum in Historic Jeddah strengthened its cultural outreach during July through a diverse program of workshops, panel discussions, and interactive activities inspired by the history and heritage of the Red Sea. The program offered visitors educational and immersive experiences that deepened awareness of the region's maritime legacy and its connection to culture and identity, The Saudi News Agency said on Tuesday. The...

Britain didn't recover £5.5bn treasure from a navy shipwreck near Gibraltar in case it upset Spain

Leaked cables from the early 2000s show how ministers scrapped plans to rescue a warship understood to be HMS Sussex in case it would threaten relations with Spain.

European Chamber of Commerce looks to expand trade and investment with Saudi Arabia

Riyadh: The European Chamber of Commerce in Saudi Arabia (ECCKSA) said economic relations between the European Union and Saudi Arabia are entering a new phase of expansion, driven by new partnerships, more European companies entering the Kingdom's market, and deeper investment commitments, as the chamber seeks to broaden the base of European companies operating in Saudi Arabia and increase bilateral trade and investment."There is real momentum...

Sharjah Airport Authority honours winners of 'Because We Care' programme

SHARJAH, 30th July, 2026 (WAM) -- Sharjah Airport Authority honoured five winners of its ‘Because We Care’ programme in recognition of their contributions through innovative suggestions that helped enhance the passenger experience.The programme is one of the authority’s flagship initiatives designed to engage travellers in improving service quality and fostering a culture of continuous improvement at Sharjah Airport.Since its launch in 2009, the...

I took my husband shopping in Bali - now I regret everything after he brought home a monstrosity

A Sydney wife has learnt the hard way never to take her husband furniture shopping after he spontaneously purchased a bulky 'monstrosity' from Bali.

Saudi-operated vessel targeted in Red Sea, crew safe

RIYADH — A vessel operated by a Saudi company was targeted while sailing in the Red Sea, causing a fire to break out at the front of the ship, the General Authority for Transport reported. A responsible source at the authority said the ENCELIA was struck while navigating the Red Sea, confirming that all crew members were safe. The relevant authorities have taken all necessary measures to secure the vessel and its crew, as well as protect the...

Lesser-known Greek islands for escaping the crowds

When we think of a Greek island vacation, places like Rhodes, Crete, Corfu, and Santorini invariably spring to mind. But did you know that there are over 6,000 islands scattered in the Greek seas? And of these, only 227 are inhabited! So what about those lesser-known destinations that are equally attractive in terms of natural beauty, historic interest, and getaway appeal? Already scanning the map? Click through and let this list of Greek islands you've probably never heard of help make up your mind.

Socotra Island: the most 'alien' place on Earth

We have a special mission: to explore the ecological sanctuary known as the most alien place on planet Earth. We are talking about Socotra Island, located in the Indian Ocean and pertaining to Yemen. The Arab country has barely been explored, aside from news reports linked to the ideological and religious conflict. We will discover a breathtaking environment full of dunes, beaches, caves and canyons. Are you ready?

-38 degree insulated tent camping

Steve and Crazy Neighbor set up an insulated Otter Vortex ice-fishing tent as temperatures plunge toward -40°C, with the previous morning already reaching -40°C. Their main source of warmth is an 18,000 BTU Big Buddy propane heater, but the extreme cold creates another problem as propane becomes increasingly difficult to vaporize and stops flowing altogether around -44°C. The heater begins behaving strangely as Steve tries to keep the system operating through the brutal night. By morning, temperatures have climbed to around -24°C, making the extreme winter camp a punishing but successful test.

Riyadh Air launches direct flights to Mumbai as eighth international destination

Asharq Al Awsat Riyadh Air launched its inaugural flight to Mumbai, marking its entry into the Indian market.Mumbai becomes the airline's eighth scheduled destination, just eight weeks after it began commercial operations on June 10.The new route, linking two major commercial hubs, is expected to support the growing economic, tourism, and cultural ties between Saudi Arabia and India, SPA reported.Saudi Arabia is India's second-largest...

Trump says Netanyahu will not be arrested in the US as Mamdani weighs legal options

WASHINGTON — US President Donald Trump on Monday dismissed a threat from New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani who was still considering a move to arrest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over alleged war crimes when he visits the city to attend the United Nations General Assembly in New York in September.“Benjamin Netanyahu will not be arrested, in any way, ‌shape, or form, ‌while in the ​United ‌States ⁠of ​America,” Trump ⁠wrote in a social...

Earth seen from space and other celestial snapshots

The remarkable photographs captured in space by astronauts on board orbiting space shuttles and the International Space Station provide a fresh perspective of our planet. These images depict countries and continents with astonishing clarity, showcasing cities and natural marvels in sharp detail. Moreover, they offer a captivating glimpse into weather patterns and atmospheric phenomena, often revealing astonishing and occasionally unsettling features. And in addition to our own planet, these images unveil stunning close-ups of the sun and the moon. Take a voyage through this gallery to explore a breathtaking assortment of photographs taken beyond the boundaries of our world. Image credit: NASA