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Link : https://mubasher.aljazeera.net/news/reports/2022/2/7/اختيار-بروفسور-فلسطيني-ضمن-2-من-أفضل The American Stanford University, one of the most prestigious universities in the world, announced the selection of the Egyptian Professor Ashraf Nabhan among the 2% of the list of the best scientists in the world for the year 2021 for the second year in a row, and the list also included the Palestinian engineer Bassam Daly, for their distinction in important scientific research . This classification, which is considered the most well-known worldwide, is based on bibliometric information (which uses statistical and mathematical methods to analyze data related to documents) contained in the Scopus database. The Stanford ranking includes more than 160,000 researchers among the more than 8 million scientists considered active worldwide, taking into account 22 scientific fields and 176 subfields. The classification excludes self-citations and takes into account the position of researchers in authoring the papers. Professor Ashraf Nabhan He is a professor of obstetrics and gynecology at Ain Shams University, the Egyptian university in which more than one researcher ranked the list also in many fields other than medicine, and they were honored at that time, which puts the university on the global map of scientific and research excellence. Nabhan was on the list for two consecutive years, 2020 and 2021.Professor Nabhan has also been a member of the WHO Reproductive Health and Research Guidance Group since 2014 and served as Vice-President of the HRP Alliance between 2016 and 2018. He is also an expert on the Commission of the European Union (Horizon 2020) Research and Innovation Program since 2016.He graduated from Ain Shams University in 1988 and obtained a Master of Arts in Gynecology and Obstetrics from the University with an excellent grade in 1992, then received a doctorate in 1996 and received a professorship in 2009. Apart from his work at Ain Shams University, Nabhan has also been the Director of the Egyptian Centre for Medical Evidence (ECEBM) since 2011 and has been a consultant at the Centre for Infertility, Gynecology and Obstetrics (CIGO) since 2001. Eng Bassam Dali Daly received this classification after obtaining several patents during his academic work in Australia in the field of physical engineering and clean (renewable) energy such as wind, tidal, solar energy, cement, iron and aluminum manufacturing. This is in addition to special research in the field of carbon mitigation in heavy industries in his current field of work as a professor of mechanical engineering at King Abdullah University of Science and Technology in Saudi Arabia.

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Link : https://www.aljazeera.net/news/politics/2022/2/7/مع-اشتداد-نذر-الحرب-حركة-دبلوماسية Monday is witnessing an intense diplomatic movement aimed at trying to defuse the crisis over Ukraine, while Russian President Vladimir Putin receives his French counterpart Emmanuel Macron in Moscow, and German Chancellor Olaf Schulz meets US President Joe Biden in Washington. Westerners accuse Moscow of amassing tens of thousands of troops on Ukraine's borders in preparation for its invasion, which Russia denies, which in turn stresses that it is only seeking to ensure its security.Macron, whose country holds the rotating presidency of the European Union, is expected to arrive in Moscow in the afternoon, and his meeting with Putin may continue until the evening, to be concluded with a joint press conference, according to the Elysee. The French presidency said Friday that Macron and Putin are determined to "go to the heart of things" in their meeting, by examining measures to "de-escalate" the crisis on Ukraine's borders.On Sunday, Macron spoke with Biden in a phone call, and the French presidency explained that the 40-minute call was part of the "logic of coordination" before the French president's visit to Moscow, and then he went on Tuesday to Kiev, where he will meet with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. Over the weekend, Macron also held talks with British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg, leaders of the three Baltic states, Lithuanian President Gitana Nosida, and Latvian Prime Minister Krisjanis Karenz and Estonia's Kaja Kallas. Under increasing criticism over Germany's seemingly contradictory stance during the crisis, Schulz is heading to Washington for his first meeting since taking office with US President Joe Biden on Monday. Schulz will also meet leaders of the Baltic states in Berlin this week, and travel to Ukraine and Russia later this month.

Link : https://www.aljazeera.net/news/lifestyle/2022/2/7/تريد-صحة-وشبابا-دائما-بعد-الأربعين؟ Once you've crossed your 40s, you'll likely notice that things are changing, even if you've been active and healthy before. You may find it difficult to lose extra weight because your metabolism (the process by which your body converts what you eat and drink into energy) slows down even more after age 40, about 5% per decade. You may also notice difficulty maintaining muscle mass; We lose 3% to 8% of our muscle mass every decade, after the age of 30. At a time when staying fit and healthy during middle age is most needed to help meet the duties of work, family and personal life that require high levels of energy, mobility and comprehensive care; Plus you need to spend healthy aging.If you want to always stay fit, and prepare yourself for an active and healthy age, starting from the age of forty and beyond; There are many famous athletes around the world who have preceded you and achieved amazing success in maintaining their brilliance at this age, such as Swedish football star Zlatan Ibrahimovic (40 years); American football star Tom Brady, 44; tennis legends, such as Venus and Serena Williams (40, 41) and Roger Federer (40); And Uzbekistan's 8-time Olympic gymnast Oksana Chusovitina, 46, and others who managed to move the clock back, by sticking to a combination of regular exercise and healthy eating, in parallel with 3 basic things, namely "bathing with cold water, drinking sour cherry juice, and sleeping." The good,” according to the British newspaper, The Guardian. Note that the following information is not medical or treatment advice, and does not replace your doctor, as he suggests solutions to improve life.

Link : https://www.aljazeera.net/news/politics/2022/2/7/تونس-رفض-واسع-لتوجه-الرئيس-سعيد-حل Tunisian President Kais Saied's decision to dissolve the Supreme Judicial Council was widely rejected by the partisan and parliamentary authorities, who warned against compromising the Council and targeting the constitution. The President announced that he had decided to dissolve the Supreme Judicial Council and was in the process of issuing a temporary law or decree in this regard, and launched - during a meeting of the Ministry of Interior late on Saturday evening - a stinging attack on the Council, accusing some of its members of corruption. The head of the Supreme Judicial Council, Youssef Bouzacher, replied - in an interview with Al Jazeera - that there is no legitimate legal or constitutional mechanism that would allow President Kais Saied to dissolve the council. Bozacher accused President Saied of inciting judges by calling on citizens to demonstrate, and added that the president wants to replace the judiciary with an institution not elected by him.In a statement, the Tunisian Judges Association announced its strong rejection of all attempts to harm the judiciary and the Supreme Judicial Council by Tunisian President Kais Saied. The association said in a statement that what Saeed had announced was a denial of the foundations of the democratic system, including the constitutional, legal, structural and functional independence of the judiciary, and the demolition of its constitutional institutions. It also considered it an attempt to subjugate the judiciary to the executive authority under a system in which the President of the Republic brings into his hands all the powers as described. The Judges' Association warned of the dire consequences of what it called climates of intimidation, intimidation, threats and calls for violence against the judges and the Council and its members.The association announced its intention to go soon to all judges to take all militant steps to protect the independence of the judiciary and the sanctity and physical integrity of judges, according to its statement.The suspended Parliament Presidency condemned Saeed's statements, stressing that any reform (of the judiciary) has its constitutional foundations and legal conditions. Parliament Speaker Rashid Ghannouchi affirmed, in a statement, his condemnation of the president's continued targeting of the constitution, the separation of powers, and the foundations of judicial independence. Ghannouchi added that the president's abuse of the judiciary comes in the context of the systematic dismantling of the institutions of democracy

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Link : https://www.aljazeera.net/news/politics/2022/2/6/وسط-استعدادات-بشرق-ليبيا-لتسمية-رئيس While preparations are underway in eastern Libya to choose a new prime minister on Tuesday, the head of the Supreme Council of State, Khaled Al-Mashri, called for consensus on a roadmap before discussing amending the executive authority. Al-Mashri expressed - in a press conference held in the capital, Tripoli, today, Sunday - his rejection of the militarization of the state, family rule and tyranny, as he put it.He said that the House of Representatives - held in Tobruk, eastern Libya - bypassing the Supreme Council of State is a "leap in the air." He added that the Supreme Council of State has many observations on the current government headed by Abdel Hamid al-Dabaiba, but the most important is the constitutional track and then the executive track, according to him. Al-Mashri's statements came after the Supreme Council of State held a session in Tripoli today to listen to the briefing of the Road Map Committee formed by the Council, and the outcome of its meetings with its counterpart in the House of Representatives. The State Council Road Map Committee had asked its counterpart in the House of Representatives that the parliament approve constitutional amendments to ensure the success of the proposed road map for the next phase, which includes setting a time frame for elections that could not be held late last year.Today, Tripoli witnessed the holding of a session of parliament members from the western region, the purpose of which is to discuss coordinating their position on the files that will be presented in the parliament session tomorrow, Monday, and Tuesday. Al-Jazeera correspondent Ahmed Khalifa said that all these meetings are pouring into the political throes that Libya is witnessing, pointing to fears of an institutional division that will lead to the presence of a government in the east and another in the west if the House of Representatives proceeds to form a new government. He added that the Supreme Council of State - an advisory body stemming from the 2015 political agreement - refuses to change the government as the only way to prevent the aggravation of the crisis, and prefers that there be multiple paths to address the crisis, noting that the representatives meeting in Tripoli from the western region will seek to come up with a unified position that refuses to change current government. The House of Representatives is scheduled to hold a session tomorrow, Monday, in the city of Tobruk (eastern Libya) to listen to the candidates for prime minister, in addition to completing the discussion of the road map prepared by a parliamentarian tasked with consulting with the Supreme Council of State. It is expected that the House of Representatives will choose one of the candidates for the post of prime minister on Tuesday, according to what was said a few days ago by the parliament's spokesman, Abdullah Blihaq. The Speaker of the House of Representatives, Aguila Saleh, had finally seen that there was no longer any legitimacy for the current Libyan National Unity Government headed by Abdel Hamid al-Dabaiba. However, Dabaiba himself, and other parties, including the Supreme Council of State, announced their refusal to change the current government before holding elections that lead to the formation of a new executive authority.

Link : https://www.aljazeera.net/news/lifestyle/2022/2/6/إليك-أنواع-الذكاء-الثمانية-فأيها We are not all gifted in the same fields, and the type of intelligence varies from person to person. As stated by the writer Jeanne Roussel, who reviewed the point of view of educational researcher Renaud Kimolin regarding the issue of multiple types of intelligence. The researcher based his interpretation on the theory of "multiple intelligence" developed by the American psychologist Howard Gardner in 1983, which refers to the existence of different types of intelligence, specifically 8 types, according to the report of the French newspaper "Lefigaro".Logical mathematical intelligence. Linguistic intelligence. Psychological self-intelligence. interpersonal intelligence. Multiple intelligence. Sensory-motor intelligence. Visual spatial intelligence. Musical and natural intelligence. There are two types of intelligence that we use every day and acquire in school and are the most well-known from a social point of view: logical-mathematical intelligence and linguistic intelligence. These two types of intelligence reflect your ability to express yourself, count, and think logically. And if you speak fluently, write smoothly, and are able to express meaningful ideas, you have linguistic intelligence. If you are able to analyze and solve problems, observe and reason with logic, then you have a logical-mathematical intelligence. But if you have difficulties like dyslexia or dyscalculia, it becomes more complicated. In this context, researcher Kimulin points out that "a person who has a below-average rate of one of these types of intelligence becomes an outcast from society, because he will quickly be judged to be less intelligent and less adapted compared to the others." Challenge yourself and work in a group According to Kimulin, there are 6 other types of intelligence that are no less important than the two previously mentioned, and among them is "psychological self-intelligence" which is your ability to set goals and what you want in life and hold yourself accountable, and all of these qualifications are necessary to build your self-esteem and boost your self-confidence. In the event of a misunderstanding at work, for example, the expert says that if you are asked at work to do a task but what you achieved did not live up to expectations, then personal intelligence will allow you to seek justification for yourself such as “the instructions were not clear” and blame the person responsible.

Link : https://www.aljazeera.net/news/politics/2022/2/6/الطفل-ريان-المغربي-قصة-المأساة-التي He bid farewell to the Moroccan child Rayan, cut the doubt with certainty, and ended the tragedy of waiting for 5 days in order to get him out of the deep, narrow pit in which his foot slipped, and he fell to his bottom, when he was inserted into the gate of the abyssal pit. Rayan is not the first to slip his feet to the bottom of a dark well, but he has reserved for himself the largest area of light in decades, and has turned into an icon of pain, loneliness and uniting feelings among Arabs from the ocean to the Gulf, as the old repeated phrase says.The son of the fifth spring, he stayed in the well for 5 days, then he came out after a lot of digging and excavation, patience and pain, and he is a lifeless body, after the long waiting of his parents who folded the liver on the hot coals of anticipation, and they do not know whether Aryan is alive, please, or has the term come before him? The late child belonged to the small mountainous village of Agran, belonging to the blue city of Chefchaouen, known for its tourist attractions and its fragrant Quranic history. The most famous Arab figure during the days of waiting and waiting. He lived between his parents in the luxury of lavish love for 5 years, and its palace was like days, and the passage of clouds passed quickly, splendor and beauty, then came the days of agonizing waiting, and it was for its length and weight as if it were years, leaving in the memory of days a distinguishing mark and address of pain and heartbreak.And the social media ignited in the Arab world, uniting the various Arab sects that competed in presenting suggestions and saving ideas, and in raining down the faraj through supplication, begging and literary support, to re-move the trunk of Arab unity that has been broken for decades, even in the context of feelings and solidarity that knocked on the doors of every home and entered With feelings of pain and wreaths of prayer. In contrast to this broad Arab agitation, Rayan’s case was almost absent from the media and communication platforms in the Western world, in a case that many considered surprising and incomprehensible in the Western public opinion’s handling of issues of a humanitarian nature outside its borders. Saving Ryan..the epic of the five days Rescuing Rayan was the biggest bet made by the Kingdom of Morocco, which prepared all its available means in order to return the child to the bosom of his parents, as it harnessed a large number of rescue and ambulance personnel, but fate was first for a child who suffered 5 long days from the narrowness of the ground and the darkness of the pit.Just as the tragedy of Rayan united the Arab world, it clearly united the Moroccan spectrum from the palace to the various political, social and religious forces, and ended with a call from King Mohammed VI to Rayan's parents conveying his condolences and solidarity. Ryan.. The tragedy of the children of snow and the siege Despite the wide and deserving human sympathy the "Martyr Rayan" received, this sympathy raised major questions about tens of thousands of other children who face other tragedies no less painful and cruel, whether they are at the mercy of the siege in Palestine, snow and hunger in Syria, or the raging war In Yemen. Numerous stories, no less sad and painful than the tragedy of the Chefchaouen child, and hot tears lined the faces of thousands of grieving parents, calling all the emotions burdened by Rayan's deep wounds to pay attention to the banks of wounds that are teeming with mournful childhood. In anticipation of this human gift, Ryan's tragedy and the sympathy it received remains part of the credibility of the theory of singularity formulated by the psychologist Paul Slovic, and believes that the more the tragedy is unique to one person, the broader the sympathy with him, and the wider its circle, the circle of sympathy fades.

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https://www.aljazeera.net/news/politics/2022/2/5/أمير-قطر-يلتقي-ولي-عهد-أبو-ظبي-على-هامش The Emir of the State of Qatar, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi, Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, and a number of leaders and presidents, met during a luncheon hosted by Chinese President Xi Jinping for the heads of delegations that participated in the opening of the Winter Olympics in Beijing. On the sidelines of the banquet, the Emir of Qatar also met today, Saturday, with Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan and United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres. Sheikh Tamim said, in a tweet on Twitter, that he discussed with Chinese President Xi Jinping opportunities to develop relations between the two countries to serve the interests of the two peoples.

With the onset of each new year, many people feel the urge to better organize their food, and are enthusiastic about adopting an extreme diet sometimes. But doctors warn that this approach is not feasible, especially for those who have been overweight for a long time. Dr. Craig Primack, a specialist approved by the American Board of Obesity Medicine, told Shefinds that "most people rush to diets, and move from one system to another, in the hope of finding the latest and best trends," but he considers that the "keto" diet. Most of the newer vegetarian and vegan diets are "just a fad". It is advised to "replace the old diets that have proven their feasibility over time, with those modern diets."https://www.aljazeera.net/news/lifestyle/2022/2/5/الكيتو-نظام-غذائي-غير-مثالي-إليك-حمية Which makes us put the “keto” diet - which has been po[CENSORED]r since the mid-nineties in conjunction with the release of a TV movie for the star Meryl Streep - in the face of healthy diets whose effectiveness has been scientifically proven, such as the “Mediterranean” diet, which is one of the healthiest diets in the world, for its benefit. In preventing the risks of heart disease, cancer and stroke. Emphasizing that consulting a dietitian to determine the appropriate diet for a person is essential. The keto diet is not perfect Interestingly enough, the keto diet, which is now a trend in weight loss, is a century old. Doctors began using it to treat epilepsy since the 1920s, and it is still used for this purpose. According to Jason Ewalt, RD, a registered dietitian, tells the Mayo Clinic.And “Keto” is a diet program based on the heart of the traditional healthy diet, recommended by the US Department of Agriculture, which requires providing carbohydrates, proteins and fats in foods, at a ratio of 20% protein, 25% fat, and 55% carbohydrates, (considering carbohydrates are The main source of fuel, for body and mind). On the keto diet, these numbers become: 20% protein, 75% fat, and only 5% carbs, with the goal of severely restricting carbohydrates - which turn into glucose - to force the body to find another fuel source than glucose, forcing it to break down fats into Compounds called ketones, to be used as an energy source. Indeed, many people lose weight according to this system, but, in addition to the fact that the process of adapting the body to switch from burning glucose to burning fat may take a period ranging from several weeks to months, we will find in the end that “the difference appears to be small in the long term, between This diet and the types of diets that are higher in carbohydrates,” according to Ewalt, who adds a warning, that “this diet is very restrictive and difficult to follow, and the average person will not continue to follow it for long.” Plus, its limited amounts of fruits, vegetables and whole grains, combined with a high amount of saturated fat, "makes it not ideal for health," says Ewalt. keto flu The keto diet eliminates almost all processed foods, which is a good thing, no doubt, plus "some studies show that people who follow it may feel less hungry, and some research indicates its potential benefits for controlling blood sugar," according to the Portland Clinic website. (The Portland Clinic), who has a history of kidney stones or eating disorders, or who has had a cholecystectomy, who has a history of kidney stones or eating disorders, or who has had a cholecystectomy.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan announced today, Saturday, that he had tested positive for the emerging coronavirus (Covid-19) without showing severe symptoms, while the mandatory vaccination law in Austria entered into force. The 67-year-old president wrote on Twitter, "After experiencing mild symptoms, my wife and I tested positive for the coronavirus. Fortunately, the infection was mild and we learned it was caused by the mutant Omicron."https://www.aljazeera.net/news/politics/2022/2/5/كورونا-إصابة-أردوغان-وزوجته-بالفيروس "We will continue to carry out our duties and work from home. We hope that you will pray for us," he added. "God willing, we will overcome this injury with Mr. Tayeb," his 66-year-old wife, Emine Erdogan, wrote on her official Twitter account. Wishes and wishes For his part, the leader of the opposition Republican People's Party, Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu, expressed his wishes for the safety of President Erdoğan and his wife."I wish a speedy recovery and safety for Mr. Erdogan and his wife Amina," Kilicdaroglu said in a tweet on Twitter today. Turkey, with a po[CENSORED]tion of about 85 million, has recorded about 12 million infections and 90,000 deaths related to the Corona virus since the beginning of the epidemic. Since last January, this country has imposed a 7-day sanitary isolation in the event that Covid-19 infection is confirmed, with the possibility of lifting it if the test is proven negative on the fifth day.The number of daily infections in Turkey increased in recent weeks to exceed 100,000, and the authorities attribute this to the new mutant, Omicron. The muzzle is widely used in Turkey, but schools and universities are still open and life continues as usual without restrictions. In developments related to the epidemic, the mandatory vaccination against the Corona virus enters into force in Austria today; In an unprecedented measure within the European Union, after it was issued and published in the Official Gazette on Friday. And the Austrian President's office announced in a statement that "Alexander van der Bellen issued this afternoon the federal law on mandatory vaccination against Covid-19." The Austrian parliament approved the text on January 20 with a wide majority, and the vote against it was limited to the extreme right. The law provides for mandatory vaccination of all residents over the age of 18 in the country of 8.9 million people, and excludes pregnant women, those who contracted the virus less than 180 days ago and those who can be exempted on medical grounds. Monitoring operations will not start until mid-March, after which fines ranging from 600 to 3,600 euros (687-4,122 dollars) can be imposed, but they will be lifted if the violator receives the vaccine within two weeks. Less than 70% of the po[CENSORED]tion received a full vaccination (with a commitment in most cases to get 3 doses), which is lower than that recorded in France and Spain, and it has decreased after the expiration of many vaccination certificates recently.

The Saudi-led coalition carried out 16 operations against the Houthis during the past 24 hours, while Washington made it clear that it had not yet issued its decision regarding the re-listing of the Houthi group on the terrorist list. Today, Friday, the coalition launched a series of raids on Sanaa, targeting the vicinity of the airport and the Al-Nahdain area in the Al-Sabeen district. For its part, the Yemeni army announced the encirclement of the city of "Harad" in the governorate of "Hajjah" northwest of Yemen, after a military operation during which it was able to control some areas, including a camp belonging to the border guards. Yemeni military sources said that the army forces launched an attack from two axes with the support of the coalition, during which they were able to besiege the city where the Houthi militants are stationed. She added that dozens of Houthi militants were killed or wounded as a result of coalition raids. The city of Haradh is of great importance as it has a vital land port with Saudi lands. The Media Center of the Fifth Military Region reported that the Yemeni army liberated the border guard camp in the Haradh district, and the coalition said that it supports the progress of the "Happy Yemen" brigades in all axes.https://www.aljazeera.net/news/politics/2022/2/4/اليمن-50 In a parallel context, US State Department spokesman Ned Price said that the US administration has not yet issued its decision regarding the re-listing of the Ansar Allah Houthi group on the terrorism list. Price added - in his daily press conference - that this does not prevent their leaders from being held accountable for military attacks that threaten civilians, as he put it. "We will not hesitate to use all appropriate tools, including sanctions, and to list Houthi leaders and entities involved in military attacks that threaten civilians and regional stability," he said. On the other hand, French Defense Minister Florence Parly said that her country will help the UAE secure its airspace that is exposed to Houthi attacks. In a series of tweets on her Twitter, Parly described what the UAE was subjected to last January as dangerous attacks, and said that France would show its solidarity with it by providing military support, especially to protect its airspace from any penetration. She added that the "Rafale" fighters stationed at the French base in Abu Dhabi will be used to support the UAE armed forces, assigning them monitoring and exploration missions if the need arises. Parly explained that a strategic partnership links her country and the UAE, and that France's contribution to securing the UAE airspace falls within the framework of implementing the defense cooperation agreement between the two countries.