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Missile attack was worst single loss of life in country's military history
Population has undergone its sharpest growth since the pandemic
The identification of a 1,400-year-old cross is the latest chapter of an unfolding saga - and the Gulf is a central character
Long, long before Starbucks in Seattle, the 'qahveh kaneh' was the place to go to socialise, trade beans - and perhaps become a little over-stimulated
UAE has always understood true value of life-giving liquid
How an Austrian Alpine resort became a cool destination for GCC tourists
Abu Dhabi and Dubai alone now have around 4m residents each - but just 50 years ago there were only half a million people living in the entire Emirates
Before oil and gas and after pearls, there was another export trade from these parts - British red tape permitting
How date plantations in the Sunshine State shape America's perceptions of the Middle East
Early cartoon had Disney's favourite character travel east in the 1930s
Memories of the trend have been revived this year
The redesigned polymer currency enhances security while celebrating the country's heritage
When Donald Trump touched down in Abu Dhabi, he was treated to a spectacle that stretches back generations
President Trump's visit is reminder of long and mutually beneficial partnership
As he charmed guests and the media, the future US president hinted at political ambitions ahead