- Iran’s ports authority said they were being ‘protected... in accordance with international law’
- 9 Greeks are among the crews, the Greek foreign ministry said, without specifying the number of other sailors on board
- ‘We have achieved an 82 percent growth in trade exchanges within two years,’ the UAE’s top diplomat said
- Emirati-Turkish relations are steadily growing and evolving
- Guests discover wildlife firsthand, including wild cats and other exotic animals
- Hundreds of people from Albania and Kosovo joined Daesh and other groups fighting in Syria and Iraq in the early 2010s
- Ramy Hani Mounir Fahim, 26, eligible for death penalty over alleged killing of two men, officials say
- Egypt Immigration and Expatriate Affairs Minister Nabila Makram issues statement, saying that her family is in ‘severe distress’
- Car companies are evincing interest in setting manufacturing facilities in the city, says CEO Cyril Piaia
- Geetanjali Shree’s ‘Tomb of Sand,’ translated by Daisy Rockwell, won this year’s prize on Thursday
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Diwaniya
In Saudi culture, a diwaniya is a gathering of people in a special room at home or casual setting, usually for tea or coffee, where different issues or friendly conversations on political and social issues affecting the community are discussed.
Baab
Baab is an upcoming feature film by multi-awarded Emirati filmmaker Nayla Al-Khaja, in partnership with Indian composer A.R. Rahman, himself a winner of multiple awards. The film tells the story of a girl named Wahida, who investigates the mysterious death of her twin sister. Shooting on “BAAB” will start in Ras Al-Khaimah, UAE, in March.
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