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Coronavirus dark cloud may have a silver lining
A heightened state of collaboration and common purpose could drive us towards solving other global issues, ranging from conflict to climate change
History shows how the UAE has beaten threats in the past
This is not the first time this territory has faced great challenges
How can schools survive the coronavirus pandemic?
Amid great uncertainty for all stakeholders, institutions need to innovate and respond to student needs – but that's easier said than done
Coronavirus: Gothia Cup organisers say no need for 'radical decisions'
Event planners for the world's largest youth football tournament say they will not make a decision on whether it will go ahead until June
Coronavirus: Gothia Cup 2020 youth football tournament to 'continue as planned' in Sweden this summer
World's biggest youth football tournament is slated to go ahead in Gothenburg in July despite Covid-19 cases rising globally. More than 1,700 teams from 80 countries are expected to travel
Coronavirus: Abu Dhabi worshippers leave messages of hope on closed church gates
A prayer wall at St Andrew's Church makes for heart-warming reading, as religious leaders look to bring in virtual services
Man City fans don’t miss the bad old days, they’re too busy living in the moment
There is a deeply ingrained understanding among the fan base of where the club has come from and how special these times are
How to lose both trust and Dh30,000 in the financial system
Failures like the Woodford fund have broader effects, changing consumer attitudes towards investments and derailing the best-laid plans
Can Akon get a hit out of his upcoming cryptocity project?
The entrepreneur plans to transform a site in Senegal into a smart city with a new currency at its heart
The Red Sea and Nile Dam initiatives show smaller groupings are ushering in a new phase of diplomacy
As traditional alliances fade, these groupings could prove more effective in addressing 21st century challenges
How a family keepsake captures a moment that speaks to this nation's future
A framed print of the Great Exhibition of 1851 sparked my childhood imagination. Next year's Expo 2020 Dubai evokes that same sense of wonder
Omar Al Owais appointed as Rosalynn Carter Fellow
The programme aims to improve the quality and accuracy of mental health reporting
UAE has emerged as a hub of sports tourism – just look at the 2020 calendar
Hosting the F1 race and rugby sevens at the same time will be an opportunity to showcase the Emirates at its best to visitors likely to arrive for Expo 2020
A decade on from hosting its first F1 race, Yas Island continues to inspire awe
Ten years after the grand prix's dramatic opening in Abu Dhabi, it's not just the race that draws fans to an ever-growing site
Jimmy Carter's speech from 40 years ago has parallels in the US and across Europe
'Crisis of confidence': the phrase he used to describe the fraying social and political fabric of the country still has a resonance
