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British Museum displays restored ancient glass vessels from Beirut explosion
Discoveries made during the reconstruction process shed light on glass production in Lebanon 2,000 years ago
Icom Prague offers glimpse of what to expect from Dubai event in 2025
The Icom flag is formally passed on to the UAE in landmark moment
Arabic word of the week: ‘Na’eeman’ can be a blessing in many forms
Common yet unique, the expression is used to congratulate and to bless
Twitter integrates live podcast rooms into its platform
Twitter Spaces is now visible to a group of global English-speaking audience on iOS and Android
'The Sandman' star Razane Jammal on acting through her grief
The actress's biggest professional success has come while she mourns the loss of her mother
Saudi Arabia invites creatives to submit ideas for Venice Biennale 2023
The country is calling for architects, artists and designers to step forward and showcase their talent for global audiences
'Mo' review: a landmark series filled with humour and authenticity
Comedian Mo Amer’s semi-autobiographical sitcom is a complex yet funny portrait of a Palestinian-American family
Five things to know about 'Game of Thrones' prequel 'House of the Dragon'
Take a trip back 200 years to Westeros, when the Targaryens sat on the Iron Throne
Four new September exhibitions to see at Foundry in Dubai
The space includes collections from photography, multidisciplinary and experimental art
Monira Al Qadiri explores our reliance on fossil fuels with artwork at London's Southbank
The Kuwaiti artist's latest multicoloured sculpture is playful, but addresses a serious and timely issue
'House of the Dragon' — the flawed family keeping fans all fired up
The 'Game of Thrones' prequel soars high with an explosive combination of secrets, alliances and burning desires
Bella Hadid reveals the professional cost of Palestinian solidarity
The supermodel says she has 'no fear' when it comes to speaking up about Palestinian rights
Giant ring surrounds Burj Khalifa in stunning new design
Downtown Circle would be a megastructure encompassing Downtown Dubai
Scottish museum and First Nation leaders to discuss stolen artefact
The hand-carved memorial totem taken 93 years ago is considered a cultural treasure by the Nisga’a Nation from British Columbia, Canada
Iraqi artists criticise Berlin Biennale's inclusion of Abu Ghraib photos
Almost 400 people have signed an open letter in support of Sajjad Abbas, Raed Mutar and Layth Kareem, whose work was originally displayed alongside the images
