Arabian Desert

This unprecedented phenomenon follows intense rain and hail storms that swept across the Kingdom.

The exercise came amid increasing attacks on commercial vessels by Houthi militants in the Red Sea.

Oxford University researchers said these camps were set up as defended barracks when the Romans began their Arabia conquest.

After the haircut is done, he shows off his new look, and signs off with his newly coined motto, "God did."

Janhvi Kapoor adds her very own golden touch to the golden hour amid rocky dunes of Saudi Arabia

Janhvi Kapoor's kaftan should be every desert holiday's stylish mandate

Ever since oil was discovered in the Arabian desert in 1938, Saudi Arabia has been the world's premier petro-state and the dominant force within the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries.

"Doesn't it just look like Mars?" says a Pakistan Army lieutenant colonel, as laborers toil under the blinding sun, building a road across the barren deserts of Balochistan.

Mohammed Iqsaan runs a real estate company in Dubai but off-roading over desert dunes on weekends is his escape from the hustle and bustle of the city.

Mountainous Yemen is blessed with more water than its Arabian desert neighbours but the national passion for the stimulant plant qat threatens to exhaust that precious resource.

This unprecedented phenomenon follows intense rain and hail storms that swept across the Kingdom.

The exercise came amid increasing attacks on commercial vessels by Houthi militants in the Red Sea.

Oxford University researchers said these camps were set up as defended barracks when the Romans began their Arabia conquest.

After the haircut is done, he shows off his new look, and signs off with his newly coined motto, "God did."

Janhvi Kapoor adds her very own golden touch to the golden hour amid rocky dunes of Saudi Arabia

Janhvi Kapoor's kaftan should be every desert holiday's stylish mandate

Ever since oil was discovered in the Arabian desert in 1938, Saudi Arabia has been the world's premier petro-state and the dominant force within the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries.

"Doesn't it just look like Mars?" says a Pakistan Army lieutenant colonel, as laborers toil under the blinding sun, building a road across the barren deserts of Balochistan.

Mohammed Iqsaan runs a real estate company in Dubai but off-roading over desert dunes on weekends is his escape from the hustle and bustle of the city.

Mountainous Yemen is blessed with more water than its Arabian desert neighbours but the national passion for the stimulant plant qat threatens to exhaust that precious resource.