Karak tea is an undeniable favorite across the Arabian Gulf, capturing the hearts of tea lovers who now seek out its rich, spiced flavor in local cafes and homes. However, this beloved drink, which ...

On Dec. 16, 1773, American colonists, angry at Britain for imposing “taxation without representation,” dumped 342 chests of tea, imported by the British East India Co., into the Boston harbor.

A collective open letter to Mark Zuckerberg from the IFCN Arabic Coalition The letter follows Meta’s move to end the fact-checking program in the U.S.

His status gave me a shock, as what had tea to do with opium? Searching in the book I found the answer: “The British opium trade resulted largely from the domestic demand for tea.” ...

While the tea isn't as popular in the Levant and North Africa, it is still embraced as a treat from the Gulf. For me, karak tea has always been a reminder of spending holidays in Kuwait with my ...

A Dubai-based cafe owned by Indian-origin entrepreneur Sucheta Sharma is making waves for its extravagant "Gold Karak" tea, priced at AED 5,000 (around INR 1.14 lakh).

The festival features many events and activities, including: Arabic calligraphy, puppet theatre, storyteller, classical comedy, children's theater, colouring Arabic letters, in addition to games ...

The tea is served with a gold-dusted croissant. An Indian-origin entrepreneur's Dubai restaurant has taken luxury tea to new heights with its viral "Gold Karak" tea. Owned by Sucheta Sharma, the ...

While a cup of tea at Mumbai’s iconic Taj Palace Hotel costs Rs 650-750, a Dubai cafe has taken the concept of premium tea to an entirely new level, offering a cup of karak chai for a whopping ...

Experience the opulence of a Gold Karak Tea served in pure silver teacups and adorned with 24-carat gold leaf at Boho Cafe in Dubai, where luxury meets Indian culinary traditions. Discover ...

What is the secret ingredient that makes karak tea special? Karak tea, made of tea leaves, milk, sugar and cardamom, is a favourite among residents ...

A quaint but popular tea shop in Sharjah serves up to 6,000 cups of karak chai daily to its loyal customers, including delivery riders and taxi drivers. That’s equivalent to 180,000 cups of tea ...