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UAE is approaching the next phase of the pandemic – recovery
Even as it warns against complacency, the country's leadership is moving the ball forward
We are living in a golden age of sports documentaries
By watching them, we are reminded once again of who the likes of Pele or Tiger Woods were – not what we thought they became
The first Concorde flight was 45 years ago. What have we learnt?
Even though supersonic intercontinental travel seems a little far fetched at the moment
Covid-19 is practice for our fight against climate change
The pandemic is teaching us that collective action is the only way out of our species' greatest challenges
Vaccines are crucial, but they won't spell the end of Covid-19
The virus reminds us some problems may never fully go away, but we still have to fight them with everything we've got
My two cents on crypto: the bust is coming sooner than you think
Like the dotcom bubble, a period of intense speculation will be followed by a steep but short correction
What Dubai's Museum of the Future tells us about the vision of the UAE
"The future belongs to those who can imagine it"
Covid-19 has changed how we mourn the deaths of public figures
The scars seem deeper and somehow more permanent this year
How Mina Plaza is making way for progress
Second lockdowns provide short-term pain without any tangible long-term gain
Governments across the world have imposed them but over the long term, they will create greater problems than they solve
If you could store all of humanity's memories forever, would you?
A vault for important information has opened once again in the Arctic, posing deep, existential questions
A global memory vault deep underground inside the Arctic Circle
The Arctic World Archive is an off-the-grid storage centre located in a disused coal mine on the remote Svalbard archipelago
What makes a TikTok video go viral?
No one knows. But in this one, like the best art, everything balances: intrigue, humour, light and despair
Ethiopia's Abiy Ahmed has to walk a diplomatic tightrope
The Prime Minister must convince his neighbours of the potential for transformation that the Renaissance Dam represents
