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Mohammad Hamami doesn't believe music can be contained by borders

Looking good is no longer a woman's prerogative

Thomas Patrick Le Seelleur is on a mission to spread the reading habit, and he will employ any trick in the book - including roping in stars to promote it in schools.

The new Hyundai Tucson ticks all the boxes, and is light on the pocket too. What's not to like?

Dubai's vibrant spice souq, which dates back to the 20th century, has played a strong role in defining Emirati cuisine.

It is difficult to imagine that the UAE once had huge rivers flowing through it and was rich in flora and fauna.

Part businessman, part creative genius, Franck Dailles says tradition plays an important part in our lives

Alexander McNabb on the books he likes - and doesn't, in 140 characters

Range Rover's technology is still unmatched, 40 years on

We trace the evolution of a classic automobile, from station wagon to third-generation luxury

Do we organise our lives based on how much we have to pay for things?

Brigadier General Goh Kee Nguan of the Singapore Armed Forces, who heads the inaugural Youth Olympic Games committee, believes in firm, gentle persuasion rather than using military-style force.