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Medical warehouses are inaccessible, fuel is failing to arrive and food is running out in the Yemeni city of Taiz, where 800,000 people are isolated, with all roads leading in and out having been blocked for three days. Residents were...
This year’s Nobel Prize in Economics was awarded to an American duo – Prof Robert Hall of Stanford University and Prof Michael Woodford of Columbia University – for their work on the “microeconomic foundations of macroeconomic...
Maha Al Shehhi was only 13 when she realised there was no established pathway for an Emirati girl who desired to swim competitively. But being told she was unable to train and swim lit a fire inside her that ultimately led her to the Olympics.
What does it take to turn Emirates Palace into a scene reminiscent of Lake Como? For event designer Jai Sharma, the answer lay in looking beyond the grandeur of the Abu Dhabi venue itself. At the wedding that Sharma designed for Dhruv Khatoria...
Abdul Watif Al Bazzari, 59, moved slowly and deliberately as he battled through pain to recount the last moments in the life of his cousin, Ali, in an olive grove among the pale green, dusty hills outside the city of Nablus. On Monday, there was a...
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman yesterday received Iraq’s Prime Minister Ali Al Zaidi in Riyadh, in the first visit by a foreign leader to the Saudi capital since the Houthi rebels launched deadly attacks on its airport. The Saudi...
A missile attack on an administrative building belonging to Saudi state oil company Aramco caused a fire, as fighting intensifies between the kingdom and Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthis. Saudi Arabia’s Energy Ministry said the strike...