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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 Securities Exchange records strong growth in H1 2026

ABU DHABI, 10th August, 2026 (WAM) -- The Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX) Group continued to strengthen the foundations of Abu Dhabi’s capital markets in the first half of 2026, advancing a broader, highly accessible, and internationally connected investment platform for issuers and investors.The ADX’s performance in H1 2026 reflects the continued advancement of Abu Dhabi’s market ecosystem, supported by infrastructure upgrades, new product...


Oregon's iconic Painted Hills are closed after being charred by wildfire

The iconic Painted Hills, part of the John Day Fossil Beds National Monument, was shut down by the National Park Service after the Rowe Creek complex fire forced evacuations on July 17


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.


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...


Two pilots killed in US firefighting helicopter crash

WASHINGTON, 9th August, 2026 (WAM) -- Two helicopter pilots who crashed while they were fighting a wildfire in Utah have died, officials have confirmed. The pilots were killed when their Sikorsky Skycrane helicopter went down, according to the Sevier County Sheriff.The helicopter was among those fighting a fire in the Fishlake National Forest. The crash ignited a new fire that spread to connect with the existing blaze, which has now scorched...


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.


Fatima Al Awadhi becomes the youngest Arab to conquer a 7,000-metre peak

At just 19 years old, Emirati mountaineer Fatima Abdulrahman Al Awadhi has reached a new milestone for both herself and the UAE. She has become the youngest Arab to climb above 7,000 metres and the first Emirati to summit Lenin Peak (7,134 metres) in the Pamir Mountains of Kyrgyzstan.The historic expedition was completed under the patronage of His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, President of the United Arab Emirates, adding another...


Cuba says three quarters of hotels shuttered

Asharq Al Awsat Nearly three-quarters of Cuba's hotels have been shuttered and the island's tourism sector has been brought to "almost total paralysis" by US sanctions and fuel shortages, Prime Minister Manuel Marrero said Wednesday.Detailing the scale of the tourism crisis for the first time, Marrero said seven international chains, responsible for about half of all hotel rooms, had left the island.Tourism had been Cuba's second-largest source...


Jennifer Lopez travels to Italy with children before college

Jennifer Lopez, 57, traveled to Italy with her children before sending them off to college. The actress and singer danced on a gondola in Venice next to her trans son Oskar, 18.


36 hikers including 9 Brits and babies in prams are rescued 18in from sheer drop, 2,300m up in Alps

Alpine rescue services had to save three-dozen people, including nine Britons, after they got lost on a precarious route.


Brit found in a suitcase in Athens 'may have lied about meeting up with US friends'

Elizabeth-Jane Ross, 38, had said she was leaving to meet people from the States three days before her body was found in a suitcase.


Fire breaks out at Holiday Inn hotel housing asylum seekers

Videos shared on social media show large plumes of thick black smoke billowing from the building on Empire Way in Wembley.


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...


UAE rains August 11

UAE rains August 11


Man dies after getting into difficulty at sea in popular coastal resort

The incident occurred at around 2pm on Thursday off The Esplanade, a long road that stretches across the seafront in the Essex town, police said.


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?


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.


Two Aussies aboard Bali ferry that erupted in flames sparking dramatic evacuation

A ferry travelling from Bali's Padang Bai to Lembar, on Lombok island, caught fire on Wednesday morning.


Mum unleashes over 'nightmare' flight to Bali after airline botched her booking

A mother and her autistic son were moved from a nine-hour direct flight to a 30-hour journey with two stopovers.


More than 13,000 participants in Abu Dhabi Sports Council activities at Sheikh Zayed Summer Festival

ABU DHABI, 23rd July, 2026 (WAM) -- The activities organised by the Abu Dhabi Sports Council at the “Sports and Vitality City” as part of the Sheikh Zayed Summer Festival 2026, currently taking place in Al Wathba until next August, have recorded increasing participation rates, with notable interest from children and young people in the various sports programmes.The activities recorded 5,250 male and female participants during the first week,...


Starbucks is latest coffee chain to water down its reward scheme

Customers will have to spend £60 on drinks and £35 on pastries or cakes before they rack up the same amount of points and become entitled to a free item via the coffee giant's loyalty scheme.


More magic money tree... now Andy Burnham says he wants to cut rail fares

Andy Burnham delivered his latest hint at a giveaway by complaining that the cost of train travel is 'outrageous' and 'in my sights'.


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...


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,


Indian flag unfurled at 13,000 feet

Indian flag unfurled at 13,000 feet


Rail firm cracks down on fare dodgers using loophole for cheap tickets

South Western Railways, serving Surrey, Hampshire and Berkshire, found 95 per cent of barcode tickets bought between Vauxhall and London Waterloo were being used fraudulently.


Report: Alaska Airlines flight grounded after passenger threats

Alaska Airlines Flight 305 left the gate at Miami International Airport and was taxiing down the runway at 6.40pm on Sunday when it went into lockdown.


What is the doorway effect, and why do rooms make it worse?

Have you ever walked through a doorway and into a room fully intending to carry out a task, only to forget what you were supposed to be doing? The answer is very likely yes, at least according to the American Psychological Association. Up to 75% of people experience what's known as the "doorway effect" at some point in their daily lives. This odd-sounding phenomenon describes a memory lapse immediately triggered by doing just that—walking through a door. The doorway effect is recognized by neuroscience as a perfectly normal response to the way our brains deal with new environments. But what is actually happening when you cross the threshold, and why do rooms make it worse? In this gallery, we explore this topic in more detail and offer up some explanations. Click on to continue reading.


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...


British Airways flight comes within feet of smashing into a drone near Windsor Castle

The near miss took place as the jet - flying from Florence in Italy - was at 1,300ft and coming in to land at Heathrow Airport in May when a pilot spotted the small blue drone.


Surprising favorite foods of famous historical figures

Notable world leaders, philosophers, composers, writers, and scientists have gained fame for their remarkable achievements. Nonetheless, they were human beings who, like the rest of us, enjoy indulging in their favorite dishes. Curious about their culinary preferences? Some historical icons loved classic treats and comfort meals, but others possessed extremely peculiar tastes! Click through the gallery to reveal the (often bizarre) favorite foods of these celebrated figures.


Tragic history of bizarre secret society mansion 'Saturn's Rings' revealed after deadly dog attack

Emergency services were called to the sprawling 40-hectare property on Badgully Road at Eschol Park, in Sydney's southwest, shortly before midday on Wednesday.


World Cup star Vozinha finally lands in Chile to join Colo Colo

Vozinha, the 40-year-old goalkeeper who made history with Cape Verde at the recently concluded World Cup, arrived in Chile on Sunday to join Colo Colo after a series of twists and turns that put his move in doubt. “I’m very happy to be here. And I want to thank the fans for the patience they’ve shown while waiting for me,” the Cape Verde star told reporters in Chile. “See you at the Monumental Stadium.” That is Colo Colo’s home ground in...


Tourists flee by boat as 'apocalyptic mega-fire' triggers total evacuation of 'French Hamptons'

Thousands of tourists were forced to flee upmarket seaside resorts by boat as officials declared the total evacuation of an upmarket area known as the 'Hamptons of France'.


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.


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.


Remains of lost medieval hamlet are uncovered as drought lowers reservoir levels

Ruins of a lost medieval village have been revealed after the ongoing drought depleted the water levels of a reservoir.


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.


Jordan-Saudi Business Council to convene in Amman this month

AMMAN — The Jordan-Saudi Business Council is set to hold a high-level meeting in Amman later this month, hosted by the Jordan Chamber of Commerce (JCC), with active participation from business leaders, investors and economic sector representatives from both nations.The upcoming gathering serves as a follow-up to the council's previous meeting held in Riyadh last January, aiming to translate strategic recommendations and emerging opportunities...


Packed bags kept ready as Beirut's southern suburb residents fear renewed war

Asharq Al Awsat Fatima Meshik has been unable to treat her return to her home in Beirut's southern suburb as the end of her family's displacement. The suitcases the family packed when they left the suburb have yet to be unpacked because of persistent fears that the fighting could resume.The latest war left behind more than damaged buildings. It also reshaped how people live and the decisions they make. Renovating a home, reopening a shop,...


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!


The bizarre £507 million replica of Venice has grand canals and gondolas but eerily empty streets

A small fortune was spent recreating the Italian city in China, complete with gondolas, canals and more than 200 European-style buildings - but visitors have been left shocked by its 'desolate' streets.


Do you remember these one-hit wonders?

Some bands and artists have careers spanning decades, while others create one perfect pop moment and then vanish from the musical radar altogether. Sending radio airwaves into a frenzy, these one-hit-wonders all seemed bound for big things, but never managed to replicate their chart-busting success. Curious? Get clicking on this gallery to see how many of these one-off hits you can remember.


Anxious travel consultant told to turn camera on in WFH meetings wins disability discrimination case

Travel consultant Laura Tait, successfully sued Holiday Extras for disability discrimination after being asked to have her camera on while working from home despite having anxiety.


Driver is fined £100 by 'jobsworths' after stopping in a car park to eat an ice cream

Colin Beck had stopped with his wife for two 99 ice creams in a car park in the New Forest, Hampshire, when the server told them there was a 15-minute grace period before charges applied.


Have you ever heard of these dog breeds?

From the yellow Labrador to the Basset Hound, some dog breeds are simply household names. You probably see them often and recognize them instantly. But even if you're a dog lover, you may have never even heard of some rare dog breeds like the Lagotto Romagnolo, the Sloughi, or the Estrela Mountain Dog. These rare dog breeds range widely in appearance and temperament. And some even have traits that are infrequently seen in most dogs. Curious? If you're ready to fall in love with 30 rare pups, check out this gallery!


The Spanish castle that could be yours for £6.76m - with 60 rooms and a dramatic clifftop setting

A centuries-old Spanish castle perched 100m above the ground has just gone on the market, and the interiors are every bit as impressive as its dramatic setting.


Arabella Plaza Mall incident in New Cairo

Arabella Plaza Mall incident in New Cairo


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...