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Fake Ranking Sites and Their Impact on Universities
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Fake Webometrics University Rankings (WURs) are targeting universities in the Global South, leading to the rise of dissemination of inaccurate ranking data through news outlets and consulting agencies.
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The Future of Engineering: Next-Gen Technologies Explored
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From AI in engineering to the Internet of Things (IoT), these innovations are reshaping the way engineers approach problem-solving, design, and manufacturing.
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Journeying Through Syria’s Shattered Cities Today
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The journey, from June 1 to June 7, 2026, was part of a broader research programme that has involved more than 200 interviews over the past two years with Syrian returnees, internally displaced people, local officials, humanitarian workers and civil society representatives.
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Understanding of Human Civilisation and Early Trade
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The excavation of the ancient city of Ur, for example, transformed understanding of early urban life, long-distance trade, royal tombs and burial customs.
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Innovation and Sustainability as Drivers for Rural Growth
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The generational shift in rural areas is no longer merely a matter of inheritance; it has evolved into a conscious movement toward innovation.
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Power Demand in MENA Region: Future Trends and Projections
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Rystad Energy forecasts that MENA’s electricity demand will rise from 1,671 terawatt-hours (TWh) in 2025 to 3,670 TWh by 2050.
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Pathways for Urban Resilience in the MENA Region
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The MENA region is rapidly urbanising. It faces compounding vulnerabilities including extreme heat, water scarcity, geopolitical instability, and infrastructural and demographic pressures.
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Statetron Unveils 10-Hectare Andromean Class in Qatar
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The proposed Qatar facility will integrate AI-driven production, robotic assembly, autonomous material movement, digital-twin technology, automated quality control and intelligent energy management.
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War in Iran Continues to Create Renewable Energy Opportunities
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A handful of new reports show how, by dramatically raising fossil-fuel prices, the conflict has also been pushing governments, companies and consumers towards renewables . . .
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