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Restrictions on phones at school are not enough, say health and education experts. Photo: Getty images
'Noticeable' rise in UAE children suffering issues linked to excessive screen time

Parents urged to limit children’s screen use as doctors and teachers highlight problems with sleep and concentration

UAEOctober 17, 2026
For small businesses, online reviews can influence whether potential customers buy a product or try a service. EPA
Dubai Police arrest group over fake reviews: Can bad review land you in trouble?

Even factual statements that damage a reputation can be defamatory

UAEOctober 15, 2026
Jack Keshishian, regional head of State Street, said it aims to have 300 staff at Al Ain by 2030. Victor Besa / The National
State Street plans 100 jobs for Emiratis at Al Ain hub

Company linking up with UAE universities to recruit graduates

UAEOctober 14, 2026
Dubai pupil Adit Mital carries out work on the ground in India. Photo: Supplied
UAE school pupils turn feathers into fertiliser in drive to tackle waste

Dubai teenagers have filed a patent application and tested their invention on farms in the UAE, Oman and India

UAEOctober 10, 2026
Gems Education intends to establish the Anjana Sanalkumar Memorial Scholarship at the school. Photo: Gems Group
Dubai school plans scholarship in memory of teacher after 33 years of service

Anjana Sanalkumar was a teacher and exam officer at Gems Education school

UAEOctober 08, 2026
Companies are being urged to ensure they know what AI tools are being used by employees. Getty Images
Staff using AI for work may create problems for employers

Employees using 'shadow AI' can leave firms open to data breaches, experts warn

UAEOctober 07, 2026
The guidance to parents about photography applies to classrooms, corridors, playgrounds, assemblies, and school drop-off and pick-up areas. Chris Whiteoak / The National
Dubai schools tighten photo and video rules to protect privacy

Parents back stronger measures set out in KHDA guidelines

UAEOctober 05, 2026
The KHDA wants to prepare pupils for a digital world while preventing excessive or inappropriate use of technology. AFP
Dubai schools to receive new rules on AI use

KHDA is developing guidelines on when children should begin using technology

UAEOctober 01, 2026
An Etihad Rail train arrives at Dubai's Al Yalayis Station. Photo: Pawan Singh for The National
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Etihad Rail aims for 10 million passengers a year

Abu Dhabi-Fujairah route has attracted 150,000 passengers since launch

UAESeptember 29, 2026
Al Yalayis Station will welcome passengers from Wednesday. Pawan Singh for The National
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First look inside Dubai's new Etihad Rail station ahead of Wednesday launch

The National tours Al Yalayis Station before its grand opening

UAESeptember 29, 2026
Schools in the UAE are 'increasingly serving a global population'. Photo: Gems Education
UAE schools attracting families from new markets

Rising interest is reported from Spain, Turkey, Singapore and Russia

UAESeptember 25, 2026
The government plans to train 22,000 teachers and educators to use AI in teaching, assessment and lesson planning. Photo: Chris Whiteoak / The National
More AI and less screen time: How UAE schools are adapting

Children taught through play, discussion and critical thinking as teachers try to avoid greater reliance on devices

UAESeptember 24, 2026
Visitors attend the Al Ain Future Business Forum at Adnec in Al Ain. Chris Whiteoak / The National
State Street to open Al Ain operating centre in 2027

Al Ain has attracted more than Dh128.5bn in non-oil investment

UAESeptember 23, 2026
The UAE faced 640,000 cyber attacks in a single day last week. Antonie Robertson/The National
UAE companies urged to remain vigilant on cyber attacks

Critical infrastructure remains a major target for those seeking to disrupt

UAESeptember 22, 2026
Dubai resident Mohammad Shaka becomes the first to purchase one of the new iPhone models. Antonie Robertson / The National
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Hundreds join iPhone 18 frenzy as new models go on sale across UAE

Customers queue for more than two hours to get their hands on burgundy phone

UAESeptember 18, 2026
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