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Khaldoon Al Mubarak, Mubadala’s managing director and chief executive, said Trump's economic strategy would lure in investors. Bloomberg
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Mubadala chief says new US economic strategy will spur growth

Cuts in regulation introduced by Donald Trump seen by World Economic Forum speakers as likely to offer an economic boost

NewsJanuary 21, 2025
The constant need to stay connected can impact your attention span, say experts. Deepak Fernandez/Getty Images
Can we reclaim our shrinking attention spans from 'TikTok brain'?

Experts recommend switching attention and limiting distractions to improve productivity

TechnologyJanuary 17, 2025
New research could lead to medicine that's personalised to an individual's genetic profile. Photo: Alamy Stock
Emirati genetic research could revolutionise UAE's personalised medical care

Study of national population may make it easier for treatments to be tailored to the individual

UAEJanuary 17, 2025
At least 10 people have been killed as devastating wildfires rip through Los Angeles. AP Photo
Is climate change responsible for worsening wildfires?

Destruction in Los Angeles comes amid continued development in areas vulnerable to wildfires, according to researchers

EnvironmentJanuary 10, 2025
Professor Timothy Insoll won an OBE in the recent New Year's Honours list in the UK. Photo: Professor Timothy Insoll
British archaeologist honoured with OBE proud to unearth remarkable past of 'second home' Bahrain

Professor Timothy Insoll has helped to reveal the Gulf nation's rich Islamic history, but has also worked on other periods

GulfJanuary 10, 2025
The use of chatbots looks set to continue, with the technology improving and the market expanding. Photo: Alamy stock
Will chatbots take over customer service?

AI creations set to become ever-more important in our dealings with companies

UAEJanuary 05, 2025
Green roofs and walls can cut flooding, cool buildings and improve air quality. Getty Images
How 'green walls' in offices can boost the environment and productivity

Experts say indoor greenery can create healthier and happier workplaces

ClimateJanuary 02, 2025
The cause of the Jeju Air Boeing 737 crash at Muan International Airport, has yet to be confirmed, but authorities have indicated that a bird strike and bad weather are thought to be to blame. Getty
Jeju Air plane crash: How bird strike can go from routine event to catastrophe

Authorities have suggested Sunday's plane crash in South Korea, in which 179 were killed, may have been caused by birds

NewsDecember 29, 2024
Vintage American cars in Havana, the capital of Cuba. Photo: Daniel Bardsley / The National
As Cuba grapples with power shortages and a faltering economy, tourists stay away

Things could yet get more difficult for Havana if the US embargo tightens under the incoming presidential administration of Donald Trump

NewsDecember 27, 2024
Antibiotic use is on the rise despite warnings over infection numbers increasing due to the growth of resistant bacteria. Nick Donaldson / Getty Images
Antibiotic demand rises despite fear of overuse causing spread of resistant bacteria

Regional experts say monitoring of antibiotic use and training of doctors in the UAE is well developed compared to other countries across emerging markets

UAEDecember 26, 2024
Shoppers flock to Fortnum & Mason in London during the busy Christmas period. Bloomberg
What is the 'hedonic treadmill', the antithesis of Christmas cheer?

Experts say buzz of new things soon fades and we should accumulate memorable experiences rather than latest must-have purchases

UAEDecember 24, 2024
Scientists have developed energy-free crystals, inspired by desert life, to harvest water from air, offering an alternative to desalination. Photo: NYU Abu Dhabi
Abu Dhabi scientists want to create drinkable water from humid air

Findings at NYU Abu Dhabi show potential to do away with energy-high desalination process

EnvironmentDecember 04, 2024
The Stoot art and architectural installation was recently unveiled in the UAE. Photo: The Dubai Future Solutions – Prototypes for Humanity initiative
Can concrete's climate impact be cut by recycling building materials?

Producing concrete generates huge quantities of carbon dioxide and, researchers say, there are no quick fixes

UAENovember 30, 2024
In 2020, 435 million tonnes of plastic were produced, and by 2040 the figure could reach more than 700 million tonnes without tougher restrictions. Getty Images
Plastic producers stall progress on treaty to limit pollution

At UN-mandated discussions in South Korea, some nations are pushing instead for the focus to be on measures to deal with plastic waste

UAENovember 27, 2024
A female Wadicosa arabica wolf spider with spiderlings on her abdomen. Photo by Gary Feulner
Mysterious UAE spider officially named

Many questions about the behaviour of Wadicosa arabica still remain

UAENovember 27, 2024
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