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Artificial intelligence is already everywhere, we need to adapt
Sir Nigel Shadbolt tells 'The National' that people may be aware of AI but next they need to understand its impact
Can artificial intelligence save the British model of education?
Entrepreneurs and educators join forces for change
Pandemic 'presents ominous future for struggling Middle East nations'
Iraq, Palestine and Lebanon are among the countries where the pandemic has exposed failing health care
Window of opportunity: Egyptian ‘nomad’ directing London's largest Arab arts festival
New Shubbak chairwoman Shadia El Dardiry on the privilege of supporting those from all walks of life, whether beleaguered artists or stranded migrants
Son of Libyan cartoonist 'AlSatoor' on life with his revolutionary father
Thousands of the satirist's sketches of Libya over the decades are now housed online and will be shown in exhibits across the UK
London's Shubbak Festival open to global audiences for the first time
Biennial festival returns to London for three weeks this summer using a hybrid platform
Palestinian fights deportation from Denmark
Mohamed El Shawa spent nine years in Denmark but the authorities say he must return to the land he left as a baby
How British-Moroccan artist Hassan Hajjaj has kept busy in the pandemic
The 'Andy Warhol of Marrakesh' has also deepened his connections to his homeland
French-Moroccan footballer Romain Saiss on Ramadan: 'It's only between you and God'
Wolverhampton Wanderers defender says he focuses on training and playing as usual even while fasting
Banksy's art is centre stage of new blue chip art portfolio
Shares in contemporary works are sold using non-fungible tokens, the unique digital assets taking the art world by storm
How Larissa Sansour's lockdown sci-fi film predicted pandemic
This year’s festival goes online to showcase the best of genre-focused contemporary Arab films
'The Swimmers': Production starts on film portraying refugee sisters’ journey from Syria to Rio Olympics
Welsh-Egyptian Sally El Hosaini directs movie telling the true story of Yusra and Sarah Mardini
Rollout of UK aid cuts threatens work on climate change
Budget reductions undermine the need for transformative diplomacy ahead of COP26
Denmark's Syrian refugees reveal trauma of deportation limbo
One family nervously awaits its fate after the death of their father who faced deportation
Taking the strain: Britain’s mental health in crisis after year of lockdowns
Challenges of pandemic lead to rise in stress, anxiety and depression
