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Why Gulf camel racing is reintroducing adult jockeys in the age of robots Camel racing in the Gulf has spent the last two decades defined by an object: a small robot strapped to a saddle, controlled from a convoy of cars running parallel to the track. That robot did not appear because the region wanted to “remove humans from tradition.” It appeared because the sport had a structural problem:…

Bahraini artist Maryam AlJomairi’s Flexible Fabric and broader architectural research highlight a growing shift toward nature-inspired design, positioning her work as a blueprint for the future of biomimetic architecture. As an architect, researcher, and designer, she not only introduces novel materials and responsive systems but also sets a precedent for how future generations might rethink the…

King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz : A King for Humanity King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz Al Saud (1924–2015), the sixth King of Saudi Arabia and Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, is remembered as a reformer, a statesman, and a leader of profound humanity. His reign, which lasted from 2005 until his passing in 2015, was marked by transformative reforms in education, healthcare, infrastructure, and…