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UAE's earliest moments preserved in photo archive
Noor Ali Rashid was a friend to Sheikh Zayed and Sheikh Rashid and photographed the nation over five decades
President Sheikh Mohamed's state visit to Kuwait reflects deep ties
Kuwaitis still remember how the UAE went to their aid in 1990 and the sacrifices its soldiers made in the first Gulf War
David Heard: Remembering the man who made Abu Dhabi 'the place for me'
After arriving in the 1960s to work in the oil industry, he played an important part in the development of the UAE
David Heard, long-time Abu Dhabi resident and Gulf oil historian, dies aged 85
Heard arrived in the emirate in 1963 and quickly became an established figure in the expat community
UAE and Russia look to build on growing relationship
President Sheikh Mohamed heads for Moscow and the annual Brics summit in Kazan
History beckons with first visit of a UAE President to Washington
Sheikh Mohamed will be received at the White House by Joe Biden on Monday
Celebrating 50 years of Fujairah's Ruler Sheikh Hamad
From palm frond houses to high-speed trains, it has been quite the ride for the emirate
Ancient Babylonian tablets reveal astrologers' predictions of disaster
New findings include warnings of fire, floods and famine
When the sonic boom of Concorde echoed across the Gulf
In 1974, when Michael Stokes was 17 and living in Bahrain, he volunteered to board a test flight that turned out to be 'supremely surreal' - despite the unprecedented speed
Beleaguered St John of Jerusalem Eye Hospital in jeopardy even if the Gaza war ends soon
Charitable healthcare provider's urgent fundraising mission to restore vital services that help Palestinians see a brighter future
Why you won't see tug of war, duelling and live pigeon shooting at the Paris Olympics
The modern games has a history of sporting oddities that have since vanished from the programme
Was this Moroccan ambassador the inspiration for Othello?
An enigmatic portrayal of the Moroccan ambassador to London was painted during his visit to the court of Queen Elizabeth I in 1600. Then William Shakespeare got to work...
Saeed bin Ahmed Al Otaiba, A witness to more than a century of Abu Dhabi's story
Respected businessman, public servant and poet who had Delma Street renamed in his honour has died
From Scotland to Sharjah - the remarkable journey of the bagpipe
The instrument has been playing for at least 10,000 years, with roots in ancient Persia
Pineapple slide and fish fountain: Dubai's newly listed historic sites
Nearly three dozen buildings and sites have been designated by the emirate for preservation
