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Farmlands in Middle East hit hard amid global toxic metal blight
Almost a fifth of world's acreage is polluted by dangerous residues at levels up to 10% higher than the safety limit for farming
Dubai business leaders confident free trade zones will survive tariffs
The Dubai Multi Commodities Centre is ready to grow its AI, crypto and Web3 hubs even as global supply chains shift
Sudan divisions gaping as UK hosts summit two years since civil war outbreak
Leading Sudanese politician tells The National country faces permanent discord unless diplomatic solution is found
Yemen government 'planning push to retake key port'
Operation would lay 'groundwork' for push on capital Sanaa, experts say
Hamas challenges UK terrorism designation
Home Secretary Yvette Cooper immediately dismisses the appeal
UK 'must take a stand on British citizens involved in Gaza war crimes'
Former UNRWA director calls on government to declare that Britons accused of atrocities face prosecution
Titanic 'might have been saved' if it hit iceberg head-on
A 3D digital scan of the wreck reconstructing the ship's final moments will be turned into a sensory experience in the UAE
What cards can UK play as frustration with Israel deepens?
British government 'very seriously considering' recognition of Palestine and sanctions on far-right Israeli cabinet members
Muslim World League leader warns of divisions in UK over Gaza war
Britain should treat Islamic integration as a national security issue to prevent isolation, says Dr Mohammed bin Abdulkarim Al Issa
Ten British members of Israeli military accused of war crimes
A 240-page report submitted to the Metropolitan Police accuses serving officers of involvement in killing civilians and aid workers
UK-backed peace fund falters after Israeli attempts to tax foreign aid
Veteran Labour MP Emily Thornberry has expressed frustration to The National at slow progress due to Israeli moves
Super-prime London homes £1m cheaper than a decade ago
Agents complain of a number of unsold luxury homes in the UK capital
BBC radio stations and podcasts to go dark for overseas listeners
Public broadcaster is moving Radio 4, the World Service and a selection of podcasts to its website as BBC Sounds app is restricted
Captagon smuggler welcomed by regime in Syria despite crackdown
Imad Abu Zureiq, who is under western sanctions, has been pictured meeting Syria's new leader
How Hassan Blasim's four-year odyssey from Iraq to Finland haunts his new book
The award-winning author's new collection of short stories deals with Iraq's youth revolution and the growth of the far-right in northern Europe
