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Birth of three cubs using ancient dire wolf DNA presents challenging questions about ethics and genetic research
Removing entrenched militants like the Houthis requires a strategy that goes beyond air strikes
War is not in either side’s interest and this alone may be reason enough for a return to meaningful diplomacy
Examples of goodwill, such as the UAE and other nations sending rescue teams to earthquake-hit Myanmar show that co-operation is still possible
Bringing a child into the family is a big decision. The UAE has the social infrastructure in place to support such families
The Middle East and Asia have increasingly embraced open markets and gained much in return
OpenAI's latest ChatGPT update underlines the breath-taking speed at which online innovations can break out of the computer lab and into our everyday lives
The country's various armed groups are not equipped to tackle mass displacement, ruined infrastructure and economic collapse
The deaths of yet more first responders further erodes international law and degrades global protections for medical personnel
New beginnings in Syria and Lebanon make the festival's charitable and reflective nature more important than ever
The new Zayed Education Foundation will build long-lasting partnerships between the Emirates, the wider Arab world and the Global South
The group must decide if its priority is its own survival or the future of the Palestinian people
A claim that 'nobody knows who the Houthis are' is a worrying sign for those who want to see peace
So much death, injury and trauma among a small population means the effort it will take to keep the enclave Palestinian is increasing exponentially
Schools are right to be clamping down on the use of vaping devices. Wider awareness and other measures are warranted
