Jamal Sanad Al-Suwaidi, Tharwat El-Kherbawy, Nabil Abdel-Fattah, Tayyeb Tizini and other Arab researchers and intellectuals examine future of Arab-Islamic culture at ECSSR Office Complex in Abu Dhabi.

Festival will seek to entertain its large audience with world of sounds, both modern, traditional, in order to bring moment of festivity, celebration to all Moroccans.

Camp will run from August 18-September 5, comprise 100 young Emiratis - mix of both boys and girls.

Qatar-based broadcaster says its daily viewership is 34% higher than all other pan-Arab channels combined as observers insist Al-Jazeera is losing audience shares.

Ahmed Eid raises possibility that 15% of King Abdullah stadium in Jeddah could be made into family boxes, where women could watch matches.

New book published by Carnegie warns of Al-Qaeda presence in Polisario-run camps in Algeria.

Gulf emirate has retained number two destination in terms of global retailer representation, just behind London for second year in a row.

Egypt’s liquor stores are facing growing social pressure from Islamists to end alcohol sales.

Two hot-air balloons collide in beauty spot in central Turkey, killing two Brazilian tourists, hurting 23 other people.

there is increasingly little doubt that soccer is signaling popular discontent could again spill into streets of Algiers, other major cities.

Analysts say Al-Jazeera, funded by Qatar's royal family, has money to hire solid team of journalists, carve niche in difficult US market.

Haifaa Al-Mansour says her country is becoming ‘more tolerant’ as she picks up award in Cannes for her acclaimed film ‘Wadjda’.