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Special Tourists visiting AlUla, which has been transformed into a living museum that is home to the remains of ancient civilizations, important historical sites and archaeological wonders dating back as far as 200,000 years. (Supplied)

How Saudi events company Midwam lifted tourism and leisure experiences to a whole new level

  • Jeddah-based firm celebrates Saudi culture by leveraging augmented, virtual and mixed reality as well as AI
  • For the 2021 AlUla Dates Festival, Midwam transported visitors through time with a living, breathing souq
By Caline Malek ·
Special Al-Hamra Palace, Tuwaiq Palace and the Red Palace in Saudi Arabia will make up the first round of boutique sites, with Khuzam Palace and Al-Saqqaf Palace also under consideration. (Supplied) photos

A Saudi hospitality project will allow visitors to walk in the footsteps of royals, in palaces steeped in history

By Tareq Al-Thaqafi - & - Hebshi Alshammari ·
Special Iraqis taking part in anti-government protests over corruption and unemployment. (AFP/File Photo) video

What prevents Iraq from meeting the mounting youth employment challenge

By Nadia Al-Faour ·
Special Frankly Speaking: Saudi Arabia can be a leading oil exporter while also fighting climate change, says deputy minister for environment

Frankly Speaking: Saudi Arabia can be a leading oil exporter while also fighting climate change, says deputy minister for environment

By Frank Kane ·
Special Saudi Arabia’s ambitious space program provides foretaste of exciting collaborations to come

Saudi Arabia’s ambitious space program provides foretaste of exciting collaborations to come

By Rawan Radwan ·
Special For more than a century, a small cemetery in the heart of Manama has served as the final resting place for members of Bahrain’s tiny Jewish community. (Supplied)

Gulf Arab embrace of Jewish minority reflected in Bahrain cemetery-restoration project

By Nadia Al-Faour ·
Special Israel’s airstrikes across Syria come amid suspicions that Iran is using the country to move precision-guided missiles. (AFP/File Photos)

Why Israel is waging a shadow war with Iran’s IRGC in Syria

By Oubai Shahbandar ·
Special The opening ceremony of Abu Dhabi Sustainability Week (ADSW), the global platform for accelerating sustainability hosted by Masdar – Abu Dhabi Future Energy Company. (WAM)

Abu Dhabi Sustainability Week: Senior officials take stock of MENA progress in fight against climate change

By Caline Malek ·
Special Afghans who are unable, or unwilling, to join the tide of refugees are left to scrape by amid the bleakest winter in recent memory, enduring chronic shortages of food, fuel and medicine. (©FAO/Alberto TrilloBarca/Alessio Romenzi) video

UN’s $5 billion aid appeal puts a number on Afghanistan’s ‘unfolding nightmare’

By Rebecca Anne Proctor ·
Special Hydroponic farming boosts prospects of sustainable agriculture in Saudi Arabia photos

Hydroponic farming boosts prospects of sustainable agriculture in Saudi Arabia

By Rawan Radwan ·
Special ‘Serb crimes still fresh in Kosovar memories’ on Recak massacre anniversary graphic

‘Serb crimes still fresh in Kosovar memories’ on Recak massacre anniversary

By NOOR NUGALI ·
Exclusive Huma Abedin, longtime aide to Hillary Clinton, warns of a growing split in US political circles. ‘It’s not the same Washington,’ she says. ‘The parties have become so much more divided in terms of basic common human decency.’

Frankly Speaking: ‘I was attacked during the 2016 campaign simply because I was Muslim,’ says former Hillary Clinton staffer Huma Abedin

By Frank Kane ·
Special Northeast Syria’s experience signifies challenge of ending use of children in conflicts video

Northeast Syria’s experience signifies challenge of ending use of children in conflicts

By Nadia Al-Faour ·

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