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Cultural

Wonders of Imperial Carpets Wows at Hong Kong Palace Museum

Hong Kong’s first major Islamic art exhibition 'Wonders of Imperial Carpets', exhibits rare treasures, many seen outside of Qatar for the first time.

July, 2025

Cultural

Mesopotamian Treasures Returned to Iraq in Landmark Restitution Case

In a powerful move toward cultural justice, the restitution follows a major probe into art smuggling allegedly linked to British dealer Robin Symes, and marks a growing global push to hold museums accountable for their colonial-era collections.

June, 2025

Cultural

Art Basel Qatar 2026 Promises a Peak Prestigious Line Up

The expansion of the coveted Art Basel to Doha in February 2026 promises to deliver an esteemed list of contemporary artists both local and abroad.

June, 2025

Cultural

The Sablah, Soft Power, and Oman’s Strategic Debut in Venice

Blending heritage with innovation, Oman’s debut pavilion in Venice subtly reinforces the Sablah as a model for dialogue—at a time when open communication and shared spaces are urgently needed.

May, 2025

Cultural

Top Ten Miniature Artists Across Asia

We've put together ten of this decade's most exciting contemporary miniature artists whose intricate mixed media works are wowing audiences across south-east Asia and the middle east.

May, 2025

Cultural

Bosnia and Herzegovina Unites Against Cultural Property Trafficking

The illicit trafficking of cultural property poses a significant threat to Bosnia and Herzegovina's (BiH) cultural heritage and security.

December, 2024

Cultural

Aga Khan Museum Marks Tenth Anniversary with Mammoth Lineup

The Aga Khan Museum announces a monumental year of programs and digital experiences carefully curated to reference the Museum’s architecture, its founding vision of light, and a history that spans a decade in Toronto Canada.

October, 2024

Cultural

Sculpturer Anthony James to Exhibit in Abu Dhabi

Bassam Freiha Art Foundation will open a series of new exhibitions exploring Emirati abstract art, the Orientalist movement, challenging socials norms and monumental sculptures from famed artist Anthony James and ‘The Five’ from October 2024.

September, 2024

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The K-Drama That Triggered South Koreans

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EconomyAugust, 2025

KSA’s 6 Billion Investment in Syria as Regional Diplomacy Realigns

With USD 6.4 billion in fresh deals, the Kingdom is staking its claim on Syria’s future and sending a clear message: Arab-led recovery is back in focus.

BusinessAugust, 2025

KUN’s 50 Million Aims to Accelerate Stablecoin Adoption Amid Hong Kong’s Regulatory Surge

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How the India Premier League’s Two-Months Tournament Became an Economic Giant

With a USD 12 billion brand value and record-breaking revenues, the India Premier League is no longer just cricket's richest league. It is now competing head-to-head with the world's most powerful sports businesses.

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Rumi Spice Brings All Things Nice for Afghani’s Agricultural Sector

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