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The Royal Navy has launched a cutting-edge esports suite aboard HMS Prince of Wales in partnership with British Esports, enhancing crew morale and promoting skills like leadership, strategy, and teamwork
sara sadat Think of gaming, and picture this: young women huddled around their phones in a vibrant Riyadh café, swapping tips on beating the latest puzzle challenge. Or maybe it’s an exhilarating
sara sadat Let me ask you something: have you ever walked through the streets of Cairo, Dubai, or Casablanca and noticed the subtle hum of a new, modern rhythm? No, it’s not
sara sadat Imagine walking into a buzzing café in Riyadh or strolling through one of Cairo’s lively streets. Everywhere you look, you see faces lit up by phone screens, excited shouts over
sara sadat Esports in the UK have come a long way from tight-knit LAN parties and cozy game shops with creaky floors. Today, British esports teams are filling stadiums, snagging global trophies,
sara sadat Something incredible is happening in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA); gamers are taking center stage in a growing esports revolution. What used to be offline LAN parties and
sara sadat Over the past few years, we’ve witnessed a genuine transformation in how people across the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) view gaming. It wasn’t that long ago when competitive
sara sadat Esports has become a global sensation, and at the heart of this vibrant world lies the United States. American esports teams are more than just competitors; they’re pioneers, shaping the
sara sadat Picture this: you’re strolling through a lively café in Cairo, a bustling mall in Dubai, or even a cozy park in Amman. Notice the group of friends huddled tightly around
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