Kuwait new school canteen rules: Health, oversight, and nutrition come first

Kuwait has implemented new canteen regulations in schools, effective from August 28, 2025, to enhance food safety and nutritional standards. Investors will participate in canteen management, ensuring high-quality food items for students under government oversight. These measures align with Kuwait’s “New Kuwait 2035” vision, promoting healthy eating habits and reducing childhood obesity.

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‘Responsible for addressing voice of Gen Z’: Nepal PM Karki pledges free, fair polls; assures corruption probes underway

Nepal’s first woman Prime Minister Sushila Karki pledged a free, fair, and secure general election on March 5, 2026. Following youth-led protests against corruption, Karki met with political parties to discuss election preparations and security. The government assured cooperation and commitment to addressing the Gen Z movement’s concerns within legal frameworks.

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Gastroenterologist shares 4 signs of colon cancer in the 30s

America faces a silent health crisis with rising colorectal cancer rates, particularly concerning among young adults. Gastroenterologist Dr. Joseph Salhab highlights four key warning signs: unexplained fatigue due to anemia, night sweats from inflammatory proteins, persistent changes in bowel habits like constipation or diarrhea, and blood in stool, a potential hallmark of the disease. Read…

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UAE and Saudi Arabia break into global top 20 for AI talent, surpassing Italy and Russia

The UAE and Saudi Arabia are emerging as significant players in the global AI landscape, now ranking among the top 20 nations for AI talent, surpassing countries like Italy and Russia. Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 and substantial investments are attracting global experts with lucrative incentives. The UAE focuses on fintech and smart governance, fostering a…

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NASA astronaut captures rare red sprite from International Space Station: What the Striking image reveals

From the International Space Station, NASA astronaut Nichole Ayers captured a rare red sprite over Mexico and the United States. This Transient Luminous Event, a high-altitude electrical discharge, offers scientists a unique opportunity to study atmospheric electricity. The image provides unparalleled clarity, aiding in understanding storm behavior and its potential impact on aviation and communication…

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