The Egyptian sarcophagus of the famous priest Nedjemankh is back home
Disappeared during the Arab Spring Revolution in 2011, the golden sarcophagus of the famous Egyptian priest Nedjemankh recently returned to Egypt after having previously...
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This old Etihad aircraft has been recycled into… a hotel!
A unique hotel experience and an intelligent way to give a second life to an airplane cabin that a company is getting rid of....
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Rasha Khayat: “Our elsewhere”, a nostalgic testimony to the dual culture
With her first novel "Our elsewhere", translated from German to Actes Sud last April, Rasha Khayat tells the story of a family built between...
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“The Abrahamic Family House”, the new inter-religious Emirati project
Hosting expatriates of more than 200 nationalities, the United Arab Emirates aims to become a true model of coexistence and religious tolerance. With "The...
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6 designers who are challenging fashion ethic in the Middle East
"Create for a cause" is the leitmotiv of many designers who have emerged in the Middle East during the last years. At the heart...
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The Arab world in the spotlight in Hazzaa Al Mansoori’s first photos
The Emirati astronaut whose mission we were presenting to you just recently arrived at the International Space Station (ISS) and has since been spraying...
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Sharjah, a new hub for artists
Sharjah, the discreet emirate and neighbor of the extravagant Dubai, has been named among the 5 emerging cultural hubs in the world by the...
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When Gulf cuisine struggles to make a name for itself
Do you know mantu, saleeg or sayadiya? No ? No wonder. These are culinary specialities from Saudi Arabia and, by extrapolation, from the Arabian...
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We know more about Winter at Tantora’s line-up.
Several legendary artists have already been announced as present at the Winter at Tantora festival, which will take place from December 19 to March...