The collection presented last week by Christie’s in London, comprising 58 works, put the spotlight on artists from the Middle East and North Africa, underlining the creative impetus and artistic diversity of the Arab world.

The Syrian hamster, also known as the golden hamster or teddy hamster, is the world’s most popular hamster breed. Its origins date back to Aleppo in Syria. Despite their popularity, these little rodents have a rather special history.

Saudi Arabia remained undefeated throughout the competition and won the championship by beating China in the final match.

Nestled in the Red Sea, approximately 40 kilometers off the coast of Jazan, on the Kingdom’s south-western coast, lies a cluster of coral islands known as the Farasan Islands. This remote archipelago, renowned for its white shorelines and bucolic vistas, has remained relatively untouched throughout history. 

Andalusian polymath Abbas Ibn #Firnas dreamt of reaching the sky, and in the 9th century, he became the first human to fly with a heavier-than-air machine.

Cradled by the Mediterranean Sea, the seaside town of Mahdia invites you to slow down and enjoy the simple moments. Stroll between the little white houses, have a coffee in the old town, let yourself be overwhelmed by the beauty of a marine cemetery… A very intimate experience to discover Tunisia in a different way.