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    The Middle East’s only beard grooming brand, Diggn'It wants men to wear their stubbles proudly

    11 Mar 2020

    The Saudi Arabia-based company, which offers a raft of beard grooming products, is revolutionising Arab men’s approach to self-care.

    New coronavirus outbreak kills another 97; toll rises to 611 in Iran

    14 Mar 2020

    Gulf nations have been scrambling to contain the pandemic, which has spread to more than 100 countries and infected more than 130,000 people. Of special concern is nearby Iran.

    Berlin honours Emirati artist Hassan Sharif with retrospective

    16 Mar 2020

    Sharif discovered his curiosity and affinity for art at a very early age and independently studied masters of Modernism such as Vincent van Gogh, Paul Cézanne and Pablo Picasso, whose works he discovered through English books.

    Lion tamers live-stream shows from Cairo living room

    13 May 2020

    In his Cairo living room, Egyptian Ashraf al-Helw reprimanded his lioness Joumana for not obeying him after bringing her home for live-streamed performances during the coronavirus pandemic.

    Hollow promises underpin protests in Iraq, Lebanon

    27 Oct 2019

    Mass demonstrations continue in Lebanon and Iraq with protesters demanding the fall of their governments, removal of and accountability for corrupt politicians, and an end to the secular systems

    UAE, USA to unitedly discuss online the art of building bridges

    22 Jun 2020

    The distinguished panel will explore how the relationship between United States and United Arab Emirates-based institutions have shaped the regional art scene in the last decade.

    'A more dangerous world': Iran killing triggers global alarm

    03 Jan 2020

    Britain and Germany also suggested that Iran shared some blame for provoking the targeted killing that dramatically ratcheted up tensions in the Mideast.

    British media drum up needless fears over UAE

    06 Jan 2020

    The UK papers are drumbeating fears of insecurity among Westerners in the wake of recent development in the Middle East.

    15m children in Mideast, North Africa not in school: UN

    25 Jan 2020

    A total 15 million children in the crises-hit Middle East and North Africa region are not attending school, a figure that is expected to reach 20 million by 2030.

    Syrian farmer opens a silk museum at his home to revive the ancient craft

    09 Jul 2020

    After Syria's war whisked away the silkworms from his mulberry trees, 65-year-old Mohammed Saud instead turned his idle home workshop into a silk museum to celebrate the ancient craft.

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