Culture

On January 10-11

King of Nordic Noir known for books like The Witch Hunter, The Ice Coven and The Last Grudge tells young attendees not to wait for the right time or the right story

Sharjah to take Emirati and Arab cultures to Greece

The stories of captives imprisoned in North Africa throughout the Renaissance and the Golden Age give us an account of a reality: that of rescue, coexistence - as in the case of Cervantes himself - assimilation and, in the best of cases, romance

The grant supports 2033 publishers exhibiting at the 42nd edition of the Sharjah International Book Fair

With a tribute to the writer Mohamed Chukri, tomorrow at the Seville Book Fair, this cycle opens, which will include cinema, music, fashion, conferences and sport

This is a free training initiative dedicated to the learning of Spanish by Moroccans living in the provinces of Seville and Huelva and, at the same time, the learning of classical Arabic among their children so that they do not lose the link with their country of origin

Europe's geopolitical challenges and opportunities

The Vox Cinemas in Al Zahia have been dressed in green this week to host the Sharjah Film Festival. Every day they welcome pupils from schools all over the emirate. Films, workshops, meetings... They, says programmer Chadi Zeneddine, "are the real stars"

Three Spanish short films are among the 81 selected at the Sharjah Festival. Two of them, made by students of the "C.I.P. Serrería" of Valencia and coordinated by the filmmaker Javier Navarro; the other one bears the stamp of a group of students of the School of Cinema of Barcelona

Through a new institution created by the Moroccan State

The Sharjah Academy of Performing Arts opened its doors to inaugurate the 10th edition of the Sharjah International Film Festival for Children and Young People (SIFF), directed by Sheikha Jawaher bin Abdullah al-Qasimi. Eighty-one films from 37 countries will be screened

Fifteen artists from Gaza, the West Bank and Jerusalem exhibit their work at Casa Árabe's headquarters in Madrid and Cordoba

Manuel Florentín traces a monumental history of totalitarian socialism around the world through the lives and works of so many artists who defended freedom of expression under communist dictatorships

Promoting Arabic literature and fostering understanding between cultures are two of the great commitments pursued by the Abu Dhabi Arabic Language Center, organizer of the Sheikh Zayed Book Prize (SZBA), according to what its president, Dr. Ali bin Tami, told Atalayar.

With its its largest-ever country participation, SIBF’s 42nd annual edition will host 1,700 events and South Korea as Guest of Honour

Central themes of the nature documentaries that CaixaForum+ is premiering this week

The October session of the Chair al-Ándalus will be devoted to what is probably the Andalusian icon par excellence: the Alhambra in Granada