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Bibliotheca Alexandrina Unveils National Identity Charter to Safeguard Egypt's Heritage
The Bibliotheca Alexandrina has launched its National Identity Charter during the closing session of the 'Egyptian Identity' conference, aiming to safeguard national heritage and address modern challenges.
Sailing the Mediterranean Aboard Explora I: A Review of Luxury Cruising's Newest Contender
A five-night Mediterranean voyage aboard the Explora I reveals a sophisticated luxury cruising experience that combines upscale resort amenities with ever-changing coastal views.
Louis Theroux Documentary on Israeli Settlements Earns International Emmy Nomination
Louis Theroux’s documentary The Settlers has been nominated for an International Emmy Award, joining a slate of global productions recognized ahead of the New York gala.
Pope Leo XIV's Upcoming Paris Visit Set to Shine Light on Christian Communities in the Arab World
Pope Leo XIV's upcoming three-day visit to France will feature prayers at Notre-Dame Cathedral and highlight vital support for Christian communities across the Arab world.
Pop Star Katy Perry Set to Headline New Year's Eve Gala at Atlantis The Palm in Dubai
Pop star Katy Perry will headline the annual New Year's Eve gala at Atlantis The Palm in Dubai on December 31, following her recent tour performances in the UAE.
Unlocking Pre-Islamic Arabia: What Ancient Poetry Reveals About Nature, War, and Daily Life
German Arabist Stefan Weidner has won an award for translating pre-Islamic Arabic poetry, offering modern readers a glimpse into the natural observation, daily life, and tribal conflicts of ancient Arabia.
Ambassador Fahad Al Attiyah Explores Islamic Heritage and Sustainability at GU-Q
During a lecture at GU-Q, Ambassador Fahad Al Attiyah examined how Islamic principles and traditional heritage can guide contemporary sustainability practices and agricultural resilience.
Rising Bat Sightings at Abu Simbel Temple Spark Authorities' Response
A recent surge in bat sightings at the Abu Simbel Temple in Aswan has prompted antiquities authorities to evaluate safe, non-toxic mitigation strategies to protect the historic site.
Bat Sightings at Abu Simbel Temple Spark Tourist Concern: Are They Actually a Threat?
Recent bat sightings at the Abu Simbel Temple have concerned tourists, but antiquities officials confirm the animals have caused no damage and are exploring safe, non-toxic methods to deter them.
Bats Sighted at Abu Simbel Temple Stir Tourist Concern, but Authorities Confirm No Threat to Ancient Site
Recent sightings of bats at the Abu Simbel Temple have caused concern among tourists, but antiquities officials assure that the animals have caused no damage and are being handled with non-toxic methods.
New Evidence Strengthens Theory That Queen Nefertiti's Tomb Lies Hidden Behind King Tutankhamun's Burial Chamber
Archaeologists are seeking permission to drill into a hidden passageway behind Tutankhamun's tomb in Luxor, Egypt, in hopes of discovering the long-lost burial site of Queen Nefertiti.
Oscars 2027: Arab Nations Announce Official Submissions for Best International Feature Film
Several Arab nations have announced their official film selections to compete in the Best International Feature Film category at the 2027 Academy Awards.
Inside Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story, the True Crime Tale Driving Netflix's Hit Series
Netflix's hit series Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story revisits the infamous and still unsolved 1892 murders of Andrew and Abby Borden, exploring the history and myths behind Lizzie Borden's sensational trial.
Examining Football Fandom: The Debate Over Club Loyalty
A deep dive into football fandom and club loyalty, exploring where supporters truly place their allegiance in the sport.
Inside DreamWorks' Forgotten Island: The Star-Studded Animated Film Celebrating Filipino Folklore
Forgotten Island is a new DreamWorks animated fantasy adventure inspired by Filipino folklore, starring H.E.R., Liza Soberano, and Lea Salonga.
Unwinding at Sheraton The Walk: A Relaxed Family Staycation in Dubai
A family trades high-adrenaline theme parks for a relaxing Dubai city staycation at Sheraton The Walk, enjoying spacious suites, diverse dining, and a prime JBR location.
As Frieze Prepares for Its Inaugural Abu Dhabi Event, the Capital's Art Scene Enters a New Global Era
As Frieze prepares for its inaugural event in Abu Dhabi at Manarat Al Saadiyat, the new fair aims to build on the foundation of Abu Dhabi Art while connecting the region's vibrant creative community more firmly to the international market.
Actor Ahmed al-Awady Issues Public Apology to Yasmin Abdel Aziz After Controversial Car Analogy Sparks Online Backlash
Egyptian actor Ahmed al-Awady has issued a public apology to Yasmin Abdel Aziz following online backlash over a controversial car analogy he used during an interview on the show Qessati.
How London Fashion Week Reclaimed Its Creative Edge and Global Relevance
London Fashion Week has made a triumphant return with high-profile comebacks from Alexander McQueen and Mulberry, alongside a vibrant showcase of subculture and renewed creative confidence.
Gaza Artists Honor Imagine Dragons Frontman Dan Reynolds with Rubble Mural
Palestinian artists in Gaza have painted a mural honoring Imagine Dragons singer Dan Reynolds on the ruins of a destroyed building to thank him for his public solidarity.
A Rare Double Contender: How India Secured Two Films in the Oscar Best International Feature Race
Thanks to a major rule change by the Academy, India has secured two films—Gondhal and Angh—in the race for the Best International Feature Film at the 99th Academy Awards.
Actor Michael Kelly Recalls Filming High-Stakes Stunts and Building Lasting Bonds in Dubai for Jack Ryan: Ghost War
Michael Kelly shares his thrilling experiences filming stunts for Jack Ryan: Ghost War in Dubai and the lasting friendships he built with the cast.
A Fragile Return to Learning: Gaza's Students Resume Classes in Tents and Ruins
Hundreds of thousands of children in Gaza have returned to in-person classes in tents and damaged schools after nearly three years of disruption, facing severe supply shortages and ongoing devastation.
Antonio Guterres and the Future: Addressing Today's Global Crises at the UN
Aloe Blacc explores the intersection of music and technology investments in a 14-minute video feature.