Nilanjana Gupta

For New Zealanders, the performance is part of their national identity, creating meaningful connections within communities, nations and people.

Day four involved a haka at the New Zealand pavilion, traditional music from Ukraine and folk dancing from Pakistan.

The Texas siblings say they already earn more than $35,000 a month by mining digital tokens.

Day three involved the ‘national day’ celebrations of Uganda and cultural performances.

The monument is the work of renowned architect Asif Khan, who also designed the Expo portals and the Mobility pavilion.

Dubai schools marked the end of months of distance learning with fanfare, celebrations, song and dance as pupils were reunited with their friends and teachers.

In a small office in Aleppo, Alaa Al Sayed scans thousands of newspapers, books and pamphlets for his digital library created to preserve his city’s history.

Chef Kim Kevin De Dood is bringing the unique taste of Luxembourg to Dubai.

Tunisia's President Kais Saied on Wednesday appointed Najla Bouden Romdhane as his new prime minister, a crucial step in leading the country out of its political crisis.

The UAE's Etihad Rail project is moving full steam ahead after key construction work for the second stage of the nationwide scheme was completed two months ahead of schedule.

A team from the Sharjah Archaeology Authority has discovered a trove of ancient Islamic coins, consisting of rare silver dirhams dating back to the Abbasid dynasty, between 750 and 1258

Chinese e-commerce giant JD.com says its self-driving delivery will soon be rolled out on a large scale across the country.

Police arrested five people attempting to take the examination with mobile phones concealed in their flip-flops following a mobile internet ban across several cities in an Indian state.

Prince Al Waleed bin Khaled bin Talal fell into a coma after a tragic car accident in 2005.