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Chart of the weekInternet user growth outstrips population rise
Despite a greater proportion of the global population online, 2.6 billion people remain without access
My Dubai Rent: Model's Dh120,000 apartment in Creek Harbour
Maria Federko and her husband enjoy stunning views, top amenities and a vibrant community
Chart of the weekCountries hosting the largest Syrian refugee populations
Turkey, Lebanon and Germany lead efforts in hosting Syrian refugees, as humanitarian needs reach unprecedented levels in the region
UAE hotels look to tackle food waste with smarter planning and AI tracking
From AI-powered food waste tracking to eco-friendly beach conservation, UAE hotels are pioneering sustainable practices to balance luxury with environmental responsibility
The teenage twin Emirati chefs paying tribute to their nation
Maitha and Abdulrahman Al Hashmi have collaborated with Barakat to create a salad that showcases the versatility of local ingredients
Private schools committed to developing Emirati teachers despite public sector 'brain drain'
Leading school group says many Emiratis it trains move to government schools to secure better salaries and less intensive schedules
My Dubai Rent: YouTuber's Silicon Oasis escape
New Zealander says she has found the ideal space to grow her media business while keeping costs manageable
Inside Ryba, the Emirati restaurant part of Michelin Guide Abu Dhabi
Led by chef Faisal Al Harmoodi, the Zayed Port eatery brings seafood, stews and spices found in local households to the international stage
We sat the UAE's Emsat and agree pupils are better off without it
Emsat experiences ranged from nerve-racking bookings to life-changing results
Emirati man turns Abu Dhabi home into museum celebrating cinema
Ali Naser's movie collection is a mix of classics from Hollywood, Bollywood and Arabic cinema
Diwali in UAE: Indian expats celebrate at Abu Dhabi's Baps temple
UAE leaders post messages of hope and peace to mark the celebrations
More regional research needed on early childhood policies, say experts
World Early Childhood Development forum in Abu Dhabi addresses need for young people to be more active
Young Emiratis look to the private sector for jobs that help them grow
Some new graduates were offered on-the-job training opportunities at the Industrialist Career Exhibition
'I would do it all again,' says UAE doctor on return from Gaza
Dr Nafea Al Yasi says working in the besieged enclave has transformed his outlook on medicine and humanitarian work
My Dubai Rent: Four cousins share Dh60,000 one-bedroom apartment in Barsha Heights
With easy access to public transport and healthcare centres, Alvin Matilla has found a comfortable, affordable home, where he lives with his cousins
