Great Place to Work Middle East unveils the 2026 Best Workplaces list, honoring 200 organizations for trust, culture, and ...

Civil defence sirens echoed across Bahrain for a second time on Wednesday as tensions in the Gulf region escalated following coordinated missile and drone attacks targeting U.S. military facilities in ...

Britain's roads once carried thousands of Vauxhall Magnums, yet the elegant Estate variant has almost vanished entirely. With reportedly just thirteen examples remaining on UK roads today, this 1977 ...

Vanilla might be the simplest flavour on the shelf, yet not every tub deserves a place in your freezer. Behind that pale creamy colour, labels often hide clever wording that disguises cheaper ...

Wedding bells seem to be ringing later these days, whether it's a registry office in Manchester or a beach ceremony in Bali. Across the globe, couples are increasingly choosing to walk down the aisle ...

The bridge, which features two lanes in each direction, was inaugurated by Ibrahim bin Hassan Al Hawaj, the Minister of Works, during a field visit where traffic on the new link was opened to ...

This service is part of MAWANI’s push to expand shipping networks and improve connections across the Gulf. It aims to make cargo movement faster, more efficient, and more reliable for regional trade.

Nearly four decades after the nuclear accident, the Exclusion Zone remains surprisingly vibrant, yet nature seems to be taking an unexpected turn. Visiting quiet countryside spots in the UK often ...

The birth story of Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, is one of the most significant events in Islamic history. It marks the beginning of the life of the final messenger in Islam and holds deep ...

Since you've seen an old motorcycle, or a café racer, with a big black X taped on the headlight, it's tempting to think that it's done for decoration only. In fact, it was a nifty safety device used ...

The red-lipped batfish is one of the sea's most interesting creatures that has chosen to walk rather than swim, and it does so on fin-turned-limbs along the bottom of the sea at the Galpagos Islands.

The Pacific numbers have moved sharply since July and the Met Office has now called the event unprecedented. What that means for a specific British week remains a different question entirely.