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Egypt's first female metro drivers take controls
Hend Mahmoud and Suzan Ahmed hope to pave the way for more women to work in the field
Ossiano Dubai: this Michelin-starred restaurant is a popular spot for underwater proposals
‘The National’ takes a look at what makes Ossiano Dubai, located at Atlantis The Palm, unique
UAE’s fashion graduates put their designs centre stage
The fashion designers are 2022 graduates of FAD Dubai and Esmod Dubai
Pakistan hospital overwhelmed by patients after floods
The country continues to grapple with devastating floods caused by heavy rains
Meet the Japanese man who gets paid to do nothing
Shoji Morimoto provides a very unusual rental service to his clients in Tokyo, hiring himself out to, in his own words, do nothing
People commute in tractors as floods hit India’s Bengaluru city
Parts of India's tech hub remained under water on Tuesday as more rain fell in an unusually wet monsoon season
Biden calls Maga Republicans extreme and says democracy is at stake
US president criticised Donald Trump's supporters as he addressed a crowd in West Mifflin, Pennsylvania
Dubai resident pays Dh75,000 for apartment near her office in Business Bay
Samantha Simms, 30, from Kent in England, invited ‘The National’ into her home to see why it is so special to her
Watch: Expo City Dubai visitors tell of excitement to be back
The area had a soft launch on September 1 before the official opening in a month
Russians bid farewell to Mikhail Gorbachev
President Vladimir Putin was absent from the ceremony honouring the last leader of the Soviet Union
California wildfire destroys homes and forces thousands to flee
A fast-moving fire in Northern California injured several people, a fire official said
Spectators gather for view of Nasa’s Artemis launch as excitement builds
US space agency Nasa will attempt to launch its Artemis Moon rocket on September 3
UAE President Sheikh Mohamed meets India’s external affairs minister
Dr Subrahmanyam Jaishankar is on a three-day visit to the UAE
Pollution in Egyptian lake erodes fish stocks and livelihoods
Once pristine Qarun Lake used to teem with tilapia, bass, bream and shrimp, offering generous catches to fishermen from nearby villages
Moment man points gun at Argentine vice president
The man was detained after he attempted to shoot Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner
