John Dennehy

Between 5,000 and 10,000 people could travel to the Emirates this year for the eight-day festival

Mountain settlement's Bronze Age inhabitants imported sea shells and turned them into jewellery

Some hotels plan to run daily shuttle buses to the conference venue

Landmark find made on Al Sinniyah Island, close to where an ancient monastery was unearthed last year

Alison Milton, Ireland's first female ambassador to the UAE, is looking forward to her first Ramadan

UAE will sponsor 100 young delegates to attend climate conference

Jan Kairel Guillermo says oil companies need to be at the table but decarbonisation is still the goal

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