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Fujairah counts the cost after devastating floods
More than 800 people were rescued and thousands more were placed in temporary accommodation
Al Sadr supporters enter Parliament building again
Hundreds marched through the streets waving flags and collectively bringing down or scaling concrete barriers.
Palestinian dies in West Bank clashes with Israelis
A 16-year-old Palestinian died shortly after he was wounded by Israeli army live fire
Lebanese people’s patience in short supply as bread queues lengthen
Country's financial crisis has been compounded by the war in Ukraine disrupting grain supply
Huge screen crushes dancers at boy band concert
Incident occurred at a concert in Hong Kong by the hugely popular band Mirror
Fujairah's floods cause deep trouble
UAE's north-eastern emirates hit with heavy rain and flash flooding
Dh72,000 for a two-bed in Barsha Heights
The Dubai suburb is handy for the Metro and has plenty of green spaces and lakes
The business class experience on Etihad's brand new A350 flight to New York
The inaugural flight took off on June 30
Meet the Dubai schoolboy who is also the world's youngest certified yoga teacher
Guinness World Records acclaimed him the youngest when he was nine years and 220 days old
My UAE rent: a four-bedroom villa for Dh30,000
Gillian Wright lives and works in Ras Al Khaimah
Hailstorm causes chaos in Mexico City
The roof of a supermarket collapsed in Mexico City after a heavy hailstorm covered large areas of Mexico's capital in white.
Lebanese family turns to farming to survive crises
Food costs have soared amid a global wheat crisis and Lebanon's own economic meltdown, but the builder-turned-farmer feels shielded by his self-sufficiency
McDonald's successor opens in Moscow
McDonalds exited the Russia market in reaction to the invasion of Ukraine
My Dubai rent: A studio with a cool pool in Al Ghaf for Dh30,000
Mouna Ramdani, 24, used to live with three flatmates in Dubai Marina, but now she's able to have a studio all to herself in Al Ghaf
