Ted Kemp

ted@khaleejtimes.com

Ted Kemp is the Chief Content Officer at Khaleej Times and an international contributor, editor, and media executive with more than 25 years of experience in global news and content strategy.

'Timeless human voice': UAE, Polish artists recreate each other's folk stories in Warsaw

'Timeless human voice': UAE, Polish artists recreate each other's folk stories in Warsaw

The exhibit let a dozen artists 'explore how stories continue to reveal the common threads that unite people through their experiences, dreams and aspirations'

Honoured in Poland, Sharjah's Sheikha Bodour praises power of books to unite cultures

Honoured in Poland, Sharjah's Sheikha Bodour praises power of books to unite cultures

The Emirate of Sharjah is Guest of Honour at the Warsaw International Book Fair 2026, which began Thursday and is ongoing through May 31

Khaleej Times turns 48: In the UAE, 'resilience' is more than just a word

Khaleej Times turns 48: In the UAE, 'resilience' is more than just a word

For almost half a century now, Khaleej Times has held through the torrents along with the country and people it serves

The 'why' behind the new khaleejtimes.com

The 'why' behind the new khaleejtimes.com

If you haven’t seen it yet, check it out. It’s cleaner. It’s simpler. It’s more pleasing to navigate, and it simplifies finding the topics you most want.

KT must-reads: A community garden we can feel good about

KT must-reads: A community garden we can feel good about

We’re going to keep bringing you stories where our focus on the UAE and the people who live here — Emiratis and expats alike — is unwavering

KT must-reads: A dog rescue, planned Indian flight disruptions, and a horrific tragedy

KT must-reads: A dog rescue, planned Indian flight disruptions, and a horrific tragedy

In the news business, there are stories you love to do, stories you feel a duty to deliver, and stories you hate having to tell at all

KT must-reads: Wills, private schools, and citizenship for companies

KT must-reads: Wills, private schools, and citizenship for companies

This week saw the UAE roll out three new laws or initiatives that will impact how we live and work in the Emirates

Sharjah’s Sheikh Sultan inaugurates Arabic studies centre in Portugal

Sharjah’s Sheikh Sultan inaugurates Arabic studies centre in Portugal

Locals at the university peered from windows as the Sharjah National Band performed traditional music and Sheikh Sultan led the Sharjah procession into Coimbra’s Faculty of Letters building