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UK vs UAE: Why more people are rethinking their future
Poll by The National reveals safety and long-term opportunities remain biggest draws for UK migrants to UAE
Review'Absolutely fantastic': A young critic's take on the Natural History Museum
We sent a nature-obsessed 10-year-old to go walking with dinosaurs at the city's newest attraction - and it left a giant impression on him
Dubai leads global rankings for international schools
Abu Dhabi also features in the global top ten, coming in sixth after Mumbai
Brexit impact on business investment leaves UK lagging behind Europe
Britain may have missed out on more than $520 billion in investment since 2016 referendum
Power is knowledge: How AI advances are rewriting the energy equation
Dr Sultan Al Jaber's Adipec address highlights the need to reimagine energy laws
The world's 10 best cities for first-time homebuyers
Average age of first-time buyers in Abu Dhabi is 29
Fewer than 20% of Palestinians held in Israel released under peace plan
Of 11,100 detainees, only 1,968 have been freed as part of ceasefire exchange
Special reportHow (and why) Gaza became the deadliest place for journalists
Investigation of 219 killings points to Israel's targeting of reporters to suppress the truth about assault on the enclave
Economists expect Middle East growth, despite instability elsewhere
Survey reveals optimism for region and South Asia, in stark contrast to the outlook for US and Europe
Gender equality in the Arab world: where progress is most visible
UAE scores highest in region for gender equality, UN findings show
Israel kills journalists at record rate
Gaza has become the deadliest war for journalists. On average, 10 have been killed every month since the start of the conflict on October 7, 2023
More than 40 million extra teachers needed worldwide by 2030, Unesco warns
The share of primary teachers leaving the profession has nearly doubled between 2015 and 2022
UAE, Jordan and other Middle East countries with mandatory military service
The region has a long history of conscription, with an overall trend to reinstatement in many countries
Deaths from malnutrition in Gaza rise at alarming rate
Nearly one in five children under five in Gaza city is now acutely malnourished
Satellite images show limited impact of Israeli strikes on Yemen's ports
The National examines satellite imagery to gauge damage after sites held by rebels were hit this month
