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A history of some of the oldest faith communities of the Middle East paints a fascinating and informative picture of ancient worlds currently facing existential threats.
Peter Hellyer recalls how Yas Island was before the recent development.
Realities of the private sector – lack of career development and quota-filling exercises – are as powerful deterrent for Emiratis as lower wages and long working hours.
The UAE should embrace its pre-Islamic history rather than ignore it, writes Peter Hellyer
Schools and their students do best when parents' contributions are encouraged, writes Peter Hellyer.
The country owes a debt to Central Bank governor Sultan Nasser Al Suwaidi, says Peter Hellyer.
The new law was needed to protect the heritage of the UAE, writes Peter Hellyer
Sheikh Zayed's wise words are just as true today about ISIL's barbaric misinterpretation of Islam, writes Peter Hellyer.
The problem with conspiracy theories is that it can be difficult to convince those who believe in them that they just don’t make any sense, writes Peter Hellyer
An unrepentant bibliophile, Peter Hellyer hopes to never have to cull his oversupply of books.
The UAE is a bastion of stability and tolerance in a turbulent region but that requires a gradual rather than radical approach to reform, writes Peter Hellyer.
Caliph Ibrahim, in contrast to the enlightened caliphs of old, offers no solution to those who adhere to the principles of Islam, says Peter Heller.
Peter Hellyer has a personal reason to praise a very generous donation to the world's most famous children's hospital.
Any discrimination based on nationality needs to be addressed, writes Peter Hellyer, but Dubai's real estate regulator must strike a balance amid competing concerns
A change in the method of teaching can help generate interest in Arabic language, says Peter Hellyer