The Trump administration is examining whether to classify Muslim Brotherhood chapters in Egypt, Jordan and Lebanon as terrorist organisations, a step that would impose severe sanctions and travel restrictions, escalating long-running debates over the group’s role in regional instability
Cristiano Ronaldo stunned fans with a sensational bicycle kick in the 96th minute, helping Al Nassr secure a dominant 4-1 win and extend their league lead. The 40-year-old continues to defy expectations in Saudi Arabia
Dubai’s dining scene takes to the outdoors with stunning terrace gardens that blend fine cuisine, lush greenery, and panoramic views. From Mediterranean escapes to desert chic, here are seven restaurants redefining alfresco dining in the city
Dubai and Abu Dhabi are buzzing this weekend with events ranging from luxury brunches and music festivals to desert spectacles and live concerts. Whether it’s food, culture, or nightlife, there’s a unique experience waiting for every taste and mood
Phocuswright’s Middle East Travel Market Report 2025 reveals a tourism revolution driven by national investments, digital adoption, sustainability, and luxury demand, positioning the region as a global hub for culture-rich, high-spending experiences and intra-regional travel growth
Emaar has confirmed the reopening of the Dubai Fountain on October 1, following a five-month renovation that upgraded its mechanical systems, lighting, and sound, delivering a more immersive, visually striking, and spectacular show for millions of visitors
Arab cinema takes center stage at the 98th Academy Awards as films from Palestine, Egypt, Tunisia, Morocco, Iraq, and Sweden showcase unique stories that explore memory, identity, and resilience, reflecting the diversity and richness of the region’s storytellers
Leonardo DiCaprio and Benicio del Toro star together for the first time in One Battle After Another, directed by Paul Thomas Anderson. The epic adventure drama follows ex-revolutionaries reuniting for a daring mission, hitting UAE cinemas on September 25
Kazem, a Palestinian ice cream institution shuttered in Gaza during war, has reopened in Ajman, UAE. Serving ice cream and its renowned barrad drink, the shop offers Palestinian families a nostalgic taste of home and enduring resilience
Dubai Maritime Authority has launched a streamlined licensing service for international visitors, recognising approved foreign boating permits and promoting maritime safety while enhancing Dubai’s position as a global destination for leisure and water-based tourism
Speaking ahead of this weekend's Saudi Arabian Grand Prix in Jeddah, the prince expressed the country’s growing interest in acquiring a Formula One team, adding that the momentum surrounding the sport’s expansion makes such a move increasingly likely
From winter through April, Zulfi, over 200 kilometers northwest of Riyadh, becomes a hotspot for adrenaline seekers across Saudi Arabia, gathering to participate in or witness “tatees” — dune bashing that showcases the nation’s passion for powerful vehicles and desert thrills
In 2024, the game surpassed 100 million unique players, reaffirming its lasting popularity. Scopely’s acquisition ensures the continuity of the title, with plans to leverage its expertise in live-service games to enhance the experience for players
Running from February 5 to 23, the Sharjah Light Festival illuminates 12 landmarks, offering a captivating visual experience. The opening ceremony at the Sharjah Research, Technology and Innovation Park featured an awe-inspiring drone and light display
The Trump administration is examining whether to classify Muslim Brotherhood chapters in Egypt, Jordan and Lebanon as terrorist organisations, a step that would impose severe sanctions and travel restrictions, escalating long-running debates over the group’s role in regional instability
Cristiano Ronaldo stunned fans with a sensational bicycle kick in the 96th minute, helping Al Nassr secure a dominant 4-1 win and extend their league lead. The 40-year-old continues to defy expectations in Saudi Arabia
Israel’s strike on Beirut killed Hezbollah’s second-in-command Haytham Ali Tabatabai, sparking fears of renewed conflict as the group vows a response and Lebanese officials urge international intervention to halt escalating tensions
Tehran has refused IAEA inspections at bombed nuclear facilities, insisting on a new agreement before granting access. The move follows the Iran-Israel conflict, snapback sanctions, and stalled nuclear negotiations with both Washington and Europe
