Articles
The whole world comes together on the highways of the UAE
After two years commuting from Dubai to Abu Dhabi, I understood my new home better than ever before
Social media polarised by Pervez Musharraf at Asia Cup match
Now living in the emirate, the former president saw Pakistan lose to India by nine wickets
Exclusive: The Arabic letters time forgot opened after 250 years
For researchers, the contents of the 18th century 'Prize Papers', captured by Britain's Royal Navy, are as exciting a find as Tutankhamun's tomb. James Langton reports from Cambridge
2018: A Space Oddity as billionaire pays to fly to Moon
Yusaku Maezawa will boldly go where only 24 white male Americans have been before
Saudi National Day: the many reasons to celebrate our 'second home'
Sunday is a reminder of the growing closeness between the two countries
Bill Gates thanks UAE for role in the fight to end world poverty
Country's "strong" contribution to causes like fighting malaria and polio is help to reach goals set for 2030
How are other countries planning for post-oil?
Allowing free zone companies to operate onshore are the latest economic reforms in a 90-day action plan first set by the Crown Prince earlier this summer
Space camp: survival training in Russia for first UAE astronauts
Zero gravity and fending off wolves are all part of what it takes to go to space
Why the clear blue waters of Lake Geneva are a home away from home for UAE leaders
First visited by Sheikh Zayed, the spa town of Evian and nearby Geneva have proved a tonic for the country's Rulers
The burqa Princess Diana packed for Arabian Gulf tour
Garment was made, but never worn, amid fears she might offend more conservative hosts
Old school UAE: How early classrooms built today's country
A photograph of Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed in class is a reminder of the power of education
Why Russian weapons maker Kalashnikov is gunning for the UAE motoring market
The company famous for the AK-47 assault rifle says it has signed a deal to bring its new electric car to the Emirates
Six million and twelve years in the making - one man's mission to tell the story of the UAE
Emirati collector and antiquary Ahmed Al Khoori completes his epic history book
Middle East authors face visa ban from major UK literary festival
Organisers express frustration as British officials reject visit applications for up to a dozen prominent writers for the Edinburgh International Book Festival
The story of the saluki, the world's oldest dog breed
A new book by former British diplomat Sir Terence Clark tells of a love affair with a dog native to the Middle East
