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Libya's ambassador says UK can play a major role in country's future
Diplomat Salah Mrehil tells 'The National' the ballot box is the only way to break impasse and encourages British businesses to play a role in turning around his nation's fortunes
John Kerry attacks 'self-delusion' of climate policies before Cop27
Speaking before next month's climate talks in Egypt, US climate envoy says event needs to focus on 'implementation'
Rare Etel Adnan piece up for auction at Sotheby's Middle East exhibition
American-Lebanese artist and writer died last year and 'California', a privately owned artwork painted in 1970, will go on sale for the first time
Isobel Abulhoul - the woman who wrote the book on literature from the UAE
Ahead of the Emirates Literary Festival's return, its founder speaks about the evolution of the country's literary scene in the five decades she's lived there
Moving UK embassy to Jerusalem would be 'abuse' of Abraham Accords, says envoy
Ambassador Husam Zomlot says statements by Prime Minister Liz Truss undermine Britain in the region
Restaurant of the week: Traditional Italian fare a stone's throw from Harrods
The sharing-style restaurant serves unpretentious fare in sophisticated surrounds
How industry‘s lust for lithium could save the planet - or destroy it in the process
Demand for the key mineral used in batteries has soared with the adoption of renewable energy and electric vehicles, but it brings new problems
How Morocco's wind and sun are taking the UK closer to net zero
Using the world's longest subsea cables, the Xlinks Morocco-UK Power Project will be able to meet up to 8 per cent of Britain's electricity demand by 2030
What a Liz Truss government means for UK's Middle East relations
Despite the administration's domestic focus, there are indicators that the approach to the region will change
Much ado about something: Youssef Kerkour just had to be a big shot
The British-Moroccan reveals how he risked everything to pursue his acting dream against the odds - and why, now in a position to say 'no', he's reached his line in the sand
Robots could help assess children's mental health, study finds
University of Cambridge researchers discover youngsters willing to confide in android assessors
Fears grow of mass Ukrainian homelessness in the UK this winter
Rising costs could lead to fewer households willing to host war refugees as first Homes for Ukraine placements near their end
World’s ‘largest private residential ship’ docks in Scotland
Greenock Ocean Terminal in Inverclyde said it is experiencing its busiest year for cruises since before the pandemic.
Black and Asian people in England wait longer for cancer diagnosis
Health leaders call the race disparity in treatment "deeply concerning"
Britain accused of exploiting Rwanda with refugee deal
Government data show four people from Rwanda were given refugee status in Britain this year
