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Some countries are already sending help but much more will be needed in the days, weeks and months ahead
From the Emirates Festival of Literature to the Sharjah Biennial, the vibrancy of the country's cultural community is boosting creativity – and the economy
Inspired by the declaration signed by Pope Francis and Dr Ahmed Al Tayeb four years ago in Abu Dhabi, the global day celebrating coexistence is a vital response to hate and prejudice
A pragmatic approach to marriage, divorce, residency and social support comes at a time when more and more foreign residents are choosing to put down roots here
The event has become a magnet for cutting-edge medicine and weaves together technology, investment and innovation
Country's leaders must take steps to develop confidence in the political system and the state
A surge in violence risks drawing both sides into conflict
Criticism of his appointment as President-designate of the climate conference is misplaced and unhelpful
A new plant to generate sustainable electricity is a modern example of the Middle East's historic proximity to water
There has been rare progress this week in tackling the country's endemic corruption
Certain governments across the region are not implementing the tough changes needed to save their economies
Bilateral relations are strong today, after having been forged in the Cold War
January was a successful month in the war against human trafficking
The one-year anniversary of Houthi terror attacks on the UAE took place this week
The UAE's capital is trying to become a leading centre of medical testing
