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We sat the UAE's Emsat and agree pupils are better off without it
Emsat experiences ranged from nerve-racking bookings to life-changing results
'I miss hugging her': Gazan boy, eight, spends nights sleeping on mother's grave
Father says he does not have heart to stop son from going to cemetery near Deir Al Balah, as winter worsens conditions for family
Young Emiratis look to the private sector for jobs that help them grow
Some new graduates were offered on-the-job training opportunities at the Industrialist Career Exhibition
Lebanese citizen urges compatriots to 'stay strong' at UAE aid event
Large crowd turns out to offer crucial support for civilians caught up in conflict
Chart of the weekDubai homes shrinking as property prices increase
Developers are delivering more compact newbuilds, but that keeps homes affordable, say real estate agents
Dubai’s new homes are getting smaller – that's both bad and good
Developers are delivering more compact new builds, but that keeps homes affordable, say real estate agents
Thousands prepare 450 tonnes of Lebanon aid at Abu Dhabi and Dubai events
Aid-packing drives held on Saturday and Sunday as part of major campaign across the nation
My Abu Dhabi Rent: Studio flat is a five-minute walk from work
Investment analyst Ali Srour pays Dh53,000 for a studio in Reem Island
Thousands attend donation drive events for Lebanon across UAE
Aid-packing morning was held as part of campaign across the nation
Here's how Emiratis have found working in the private sector
Government salary top-ups, flexible working hours and a good work-life balance prove a hit
