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Masafi water recall 500,000 bottles from stores
Abu Dhabi Food Control Authority demands that a batch of Masafi water deemed unfit for human consumption be recalled.
Emirates urged to train its own astronauts
Arab countries can be 'contributors to the future of humanity' with space programmes, says Prince Sultan of Saudi Arabia.
Emirates urged to train space age workers
The UAE urgently needs to train more space-sector workers to keep pace with the industry's rapid growth, experts say.
Space experts call for regional agency
Scientists say the Middle East's various research programmes should be brought together under one umbrella to be effective.
Scientists at Nasa to coach UAE students
Emirati students will join teams running Nasa space missions in a sign of increased co-operation between the US and the Muslim world.
For one, 'a really great chance' to represent Arabs and UAE
Abdalla al Darmaki, 21, is slated to be the first applicant to a partnership programme between Nasa and the Arab Youth Venture Foundation.
Club World Cup tickets on sale illegally
Tickets for matches are being sold illegally on the internet for up to three times their face value.
UN blames nation's high rate of stunted growth on malnutrition
Mothers are being urged to breast-feed their babies after a UN study found abnormally high rates of stunted growth among children in the UAE.
Money and lifestyle attract expatriates
Employment was the primary motivation for expatriates to move to the UAE, according to a survey of expatriates worldwide.
A chance to repay debt to the nation
Mohammed Jumaa al Hosani, who was moved to join the profession by the shortage of male teachers in state schools, has a strong message for pupils.
Capital vision of perfect stadium
Building a world-class facility for the nation will take more than mere money. Sporting officials say it is essential to find the right model so that it can become 'the talk of all nations'.
Emirati students warm to US welcome
Arab and Muslim students from the UAE are increasingly choosing to take degrees in America
Students prefer jobs in public sector
Young say working for State offers better pay, more security and more time off than working for private companies.
Health and population mapped to bolster emergency response
The National Crisis and Emergency Management Authority plans to map the UAE's health facilities and population centres as part of its efforts to bolster the country's ability to respond rapidly and effectively to any national emergency.
UAE drops to 112th in global gender equality
A fall in the number of female 'professional and technical workers' has resulted in the UAE losing ground in an annual worldwide assessment of gender equality.
