Articles
Fear of hunger plagues Rohingya after WFP slashes food rations
World Food Programme says latest cut will lead to 'dire consequences of nutrition for women and children'
Abu Dhabi removes 172 million single-use plastic bags in year
Environment Agency Abu Dhabi says 450,000 fewer bags used each day since ban took effect
Indian envoy backs UAE bid to make Cop28 a summit of action
Ambassador to the Emirates expects country to deliver at crucial climate summit later this year
Doctors and parents back Dubai school's Prime Energy drink warning
Health experts have sounded the alarm over excessive consumption of energy drinks
NYUAD student uses geofencing to help refugees fleeing violence
‘Mapping Nyumbani’ project will track refugees and send text notifications about potential dangers along routes
UAE residents prefer language apps to classes to learn Arabic
Language enthusiasts are ditching costly private tutors for programmes such as Duolingo, Rosetta Stone and Babbel
Business leader Al Ghurair urges philanthropists to rethink ways of giving
Abdul Aziz Al Ghurair says strategic philanthropy requires creativity, collaboration and partnerships and will have greater impact
Bodies of Rohingya piling up in Myanmar after Cyclone Mocha
Families in camps for displaced left without food and water, with hundreds feared dead in Sittwe town where storm made landfall on May 14
Canada's captive walruses find new home at SeaWorld Abu Dhabi
The Marine mammals landed in UAE capital after a decade-long legal battle between former caretaker and the themed zoo in Ontario
Indian women 'delighted' to perform Hajj without a male guardian
More than 4,300 Indian women will travel without a male guardian, known as a mahram, after reforms were introduced last year
UAE's Turkish residents tell of divisions amid poll uncertainty
President Erdogan receives strong support from diaspora, but many voters are still undecided
Cyclone Mocha wreaks havoc at Rohingya camps in Bangladesh
Super cyclone makes landfall in Rakhine state on Sunday afternoon, displacing half a million people
Sharjah company surprises labourers with free holiday
World Star Holdings surprised 10 staff with a four-day trip to Georgia for International Workers' Day
Rohingya refugees brace for super cyclone in Bangladesh
Storm due to make landfall in Cox's Bazar and Myanmar's Rakhine state by Sunday night
Climate start-ups vie for $50,000 Expo Live Innovation grant
Forty-three companies will pitch ideas to a judging panel during the three-day event in Dubai
