Riyadh Restaurant Showcases Saudi Arabia's Culinary Diversity
Takya, a Riyadh restaurant founded in 2019, uses traditional Saudi recipes presented with a modern flair, reflecting the kingdom's culinary modernization and showcasing its diverse regional cuisines within the $63.2 billion Diriyah Gate development.
Riyadh Restaurant Showcases Saudi Arabia's Culinary Diversity
Takya, a Riyadh restaurant founded in 2019, uses traditional Saudi recipes presented with a modern flair, reflecting the kingdom's culinary modernization and showcasing its diverse regional cuisines within the $63.2 billion Diriyah Gate development.
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52% Bias Score
"Saint Lucia's Return to Syracuse and Rome's Jubilee: Contrasting Expressions of Faith"
"The author recounts a visit to Saint Lucia's tomb in Syracuse, Sicily, witnessing the excited preparations for the return of her relics after ten years, contrasting this localized devotion with Rome's preparations for the Jubilee."
"Saint Lucia's Return to Syracuse and Rome's Jubilee: Contrasting Expressions of Faith"
"The author recounts a visit to Saint Lucia's tomb in Syracuse, Sicily, witnessing the excited preparations for the return of her relics after ten years, contrasting this localized devotion with Rome's preparations for the Jubilee."
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48% Bias Score
Turtle-Shaped Sculpture Found in Manot Cave Sheds Light on Ancient Rituals
A 28kg, 11-inch turtle-shaped rock sculpture, carved over 35,000 years ago, was discovered in Israel's Manot Cave, suggesting ritualistic practices by early homo sapiens in a secluded chamber within the cave.
Turtle-Shaped Sculpture Found in Manot Cave Sheds Light on Ancient Rituals
A 28kg, 11-inch turtle-shaped rock sculpture, carved over 35,000 years ago, was discovered in Israel's Manot Cave, suggesting ritualistic practices by early homo sapiens in a secluded chamber within the cave.
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44% Bias Score
International Workshop Seeks to Remove African Sites from UNESCO's Danger List
A five-day international workshop in Rabat aims to remove African sites from UNESCO's List of World Heritage in Danger by assessing them and finding solutions; ICESCO and the African World Heritage Fund signed a memorandum of understanding to cooperate on heritage preservation.
International Workshop Seeks to Remove African Sites from UNESCO's Danger List
A five-day international workshop in Rabat aims to remove African sites from UNESCO's List of World Heritage in Danger by assessing them and finding solutions; ICESCO and the African World Heritage Fund signed a memorandum of understanding to cooperate on heritage preservation.
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0% Bias Score
Ivrea Conference Showcases Industrial Tourism's Potential for Sustainable Development
The third International Conference on Industrial Tourism, held in Ivrea, Italy, on November 29-30, brought together over 200 attendees and 40 experts to explore sustainable development through industrial tourism, showcasing successful examples and fostering collaboration between public and private s...
Ivrea Conference Showcases Industrial Tourism's Potential for Sustainable Development
The third International Conference on Industrial Tourism, held in Ivrea, Italy, on November 29-30, brought together over 200 attendees and 40 experts to explore sustainable development through industrial tourism, showcasing successful examples and fostering collaboration between public and private s...
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32% Bias Score
Italy's Missing Intellectuals: A Lament for Lost Leadership
An Italian author reflects on the stark contrast between the vibrant intellectual scene of 1950s Turin, where they interviewed numerous leading figures for their book "I ragazzi di via Po," and the current dearth of comparable individuals in Italy today, expressing concern about the country's future...
Italy's Missing Intellectuals: A Lament for Lost Leadership
An Italian author reflects on the stark contrast between the vibrant intellectual scene of 1950s Turin, where they interviewed numerous leading figures for their book "I ragazzi di via Po," and the current dearth of comparable individuals in Italy today, expressing concern about the country's future...
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60% Bias Score
"Brexit and the UK Art Market: A Decline Amidst Paris' Rise"
"Brexit-related logistical issues and economic downturn have negatively impacted the UK art market, leading to gallery closures, decreased sales, and financial struggles for artists, while Paris experiences growth."
"Brexit and the UK Art Market: A Decline Amidst Paris' Rise"
"Brexit-related logistical issues and economic downturn have negatively impacted the UK art market, leading to gallery closures, decreased sales, and financial struggles for artists, while Paris experiences growth."
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52% Bias Score
"Dubai Chocolate": German Christmas Market Trend Sparks Trademark Battle
"Dubai chocolate," a confection featuring pistachio paste and kadayif, created by Sara Hamuda, is highly sought-after in Germany, selling for up to €7.50 per 100g at Christmas markets, despite legal challenges due to the UAE's lack of trademark protection for the name and resulting widespread imitat...
"Dubai Chocolate": German Christmas Market Trend Sparks Trademark Battle
"Dubai chocolate," a confection featuring pistachio paste and kadayif, created by Sara Hamuda, is highly sought-after in Germany, selling for up to €7.50 per 100g at Christmas markets, despite legal challenges due to the UAE's lack of trademark protection for the name and resulting widespread imitat...
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44% Bias Score
EMST Launches "Octopus": Online Magazine on Contemporary Art
The National Museum of Contemporary Art, Athens, launched the online bi-lingual magazine "Octopus," focusing on contemporary art theory, whose first issue, released on December 1st, 2023, examines AIDS activism and attracted 2,000 views in 24 hours.
EMST Launches "Octopus": Online Magazine on Contemporary Art
The National Museum of Contemporary Art, Athens, launched the online bi-lingual magazine "Octopus," focusing on contemporary art theory, whose first issue, released on December 1st, 2023, examines AIDS activism and attracted 2,000 views in 24 hours.
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8% Bias Score
"Ted Chiang's Award-Winning Stories Explore Humanity's Response to Technological Change"
"Ted Chiang, recipient of the PEN/Malamud Award for excellence in short stories, discusses his writing process, focusing on human reactions to technological advancements and philosophical questions, and critically examines the current state of artificial intelligence."
"Ted Chiang's Award-Winning Stories Explore Humanity's Response to Technological Change"
"Ted Chiang, recipient of the PEN/Malamud Award for excellence in short stories, discusses his writing process, focusing on human reactions to technological advancements and philosophical questions, and critically examines the current state of artificial intelligence."
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4% Bias Score
Hagia Sophia Dome to Undergo Partial Disassembly for Restoration
Hagia Sophia's dome in Istanbul will undergo partial disassembly for restoration due to structural anomalies caused by environmental factors and aging materials, with work beginning in March or April, according to Hurriyet.
Hagia Sophia Dome to Undergo Partial Disassembly for Restoration
Hagia Sophia's dome in Istanbul will undergo partial disassembly for restoration due to structural anomalies caused by environmental factors and aging materials, with work beginning in March or April, according to Hurriyet.
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0% Bias Score
Concertone del Primo Maggio 2025 Returns to Piazza San Giovanni
The 2025 Concertone del Primo Maggio will return to Piazza San Giovanni in Rome after a year at the Circus Maximus due to renovations for the Jubilee; last year's event had record-breaking TV viewership and social media engagement.
Concertone del Primo Maggio 2025 Returns to Piazza San Giovanni
The 2025 Concertone del Primo Maggio will return to Piazza San Giovanni in Rome after a year at the Circus Maximus due to renovations for the Jubilee; last year's event had record-breaking TV viewership and social media engagement.
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20% Bias Score