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The UN-led initiative could help predict extreme weather and help those most at risk
St Andrew’s Anglican Church to rename its community hall after the late Edward and Jocelyn Henderson
Humanitarian organisation calls for university course in Arabic on disaster victim identification
Gauri Singh, of the International Renewable Energy Agency, talks climate change, the difficulty of juggling career and home and why more women are entering the renewable sector
50 Years of Cool marks the moment in 1973 when cooling systems became widely available in the country
Locations including Mleiha and Faya underline history of the emirate and show how human settlements have thrived there for millennia
Images taken by German expatriate Peter Schneider in the 1970s show an old world being swept away
Climate security expert says everyone can play a role in conserving precious supplies
Country set to mark one year since Russia invaded
Cop28 president tells summit the world is playing catch-up in keeping temperatures down
Members of the public answered the call to support those in need after deadly disaster
Hundreds of boxes are filled with cold-weather clothing and essentials ahead of cargo flights
Al Afadhil's branches in Dubai and Sharjah are known for their spiced, slow-cooked kebabs
Second phase of the Arabian Gulf Digital Archive – a digitisation project between the UAE and the UK – will see hundreds of thousands of files made available online
Emirati architect Maryam Ahli's talk at NYUAD Institute will reflect on the legacy of the city's late modernist buildings and how they act as a bridge between different generations
