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'Narratives of the Place' celebrates Sharjah's history
The acrobatic performance celebrates the 50th anniversary of Sheikh Dr Sultan bin Muhammad Al Qasimi becoming Ruler of Sharjah
UAE delivers one million Covid-19 vaccine doses to Gaza
The UAE shipped one million Sputnik V vaccines to Gaza in a donation facilitated by exiled former Fatah leader Mohammed Dahlan
Neil Young threatens to quit Spotify over Joe Rogan's vaccine misinformation
Singer says the top-rated podcast spread fake information and could cause deaths
Stranded passengers march through Istanbul Airport chanting: 'We need hotel!'
Heavy snowfall caused airlines and Turkish authorities to cancel flights out of Istanbul Airport, stranding hundreds of passengers
London protesters and police in tug-of-war with Palestinian flag
Hundreds of Pro-Palestine activists gather outside Israeli embassy to protest against forced removal of families from homes in East Jerusalem
Burkina Faso military announces coup
Self-proclaimed Patriotic Movement for Safeguarding and Restoration says it has dissolved Burkina Faso's constitution and National Assembly, and are holding President Roch Marc Kabore
Dress with QR code helps tourists explore Egypt
Created by Alaa El Sheishtawy, the dress allows its wearers to access information about Egypt's top tourist sites.
Beirut exhibition displays art restored after port blast
The 17 paintings on display at the Beirut Museum of Art were damaged during the August 4, 2020, port blast
Frozen waterfall dazzles in Saudi Arabia
A cold snap hitting the Middle East caused a waterfall in the north-west of the country to freeze
Virginia parent threatens to bring 'every single gun' to school over mask mandate
Parent Amelia King told Page County School Board that she would bring 'every single gun loaded' to school on Monday if the mask mandate is not lifted
UN Security Council unanimously condemns Houthi terrorist attack on Abu Dhabi
UAE ambassador to the UN Lana Nusseibeh called the attacks 'heinous' and that the UAE mourns the three civilians killed
Syrians play in snow as rare winter storm hits Middle East
People were filmed making snowmen and taking part in snowball fights
Doomsday Clock remains at 100 seconds to 'global obliteration'
Atomic scientists set the Doomsday Clock at 100 seconds to midnight, saying the world is 'no safer' today than it was a year ago
UAE emphasises need for women's participation in Colombian peace accord
The UAE, Norway and Albania addressed the need for full, equal and meaningful participation of women in the Colombian peace accord
White House: 'Russia could, at any point, launch an attack in Ukraine'
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken will meet his Russian counterpart in Switzerland this week as tension soars over a possible invasion of Ukraine
