John Dennehy

Questions over climate finance and the prospect of Donald Trump being re-elected as US president raise the stakes ahead of November's summit in Azerbaijan

Legislation can help to counter the 'pervasive challenge' of illegal financial flows around the world

In 1974, when Michael Stokes was 17 and living in Bahrain, he volunteered to board a test flight that turned out to be 'supremely surreal' - despite the unprecedented speed

More residents are moving to an emirate offering much more than just a quiet life

No breakthrough despite high-level retreat, as small island states say they are paying 'ultimate price' amid climate crisis

Can Baku, one of the birthplaces of oil, confound doubters and deliver an ambitious climate outcome for the world?

Move comes despite the countries not having formal diplomatic relations

Green strategy unveiled on Friday aims to target climate projects in developing countries and is part of a raft of Cop29 initiatives as Baku unveils thematic schedule for the talks

Nicolas Niemtchinow said his country is ready to host the Games as France marks Bastille Day

Edward Hobart says the calls between the two countries' leaders so soon after the British election result underline the bilateral relationship's importance

Aerial shots from Richard Parry's photo collection shows how life revolved around the Dubai Creek

Historical greenhouse gas emitters and developed countries need to step up, says climate minister, as Maldives tackles climate change through adaptation

Upgrading infrastructure to handle extreme weather conditions praised as also improving economic stability

Many people underestimate the intensity of UAE summer, medics say

Archaeologists working in Umm Al Quwain believe they may have located 'Tu'am' - once the capital of the Gulf coast famed for its pearls