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The movement that has swept most states in the region was initially built on social ideals that the political Islamists don't necessarily subscribe to, but joined under the understanding that "the end justifies the means."
American and Emirati business women are striving for the same goals: diversity on corporate boards, improved business operations and gender equality.
The Keralite Cat's tales, in all its frivolity, made a profound point about the drivers, construction workers, the maids and cleaners: Can you believe that these people make love? Can you believe they even cheat on each other? Can you believe that they buy each other birthday presents too?
It's become an annual must read to take the pulse of where they are, but this year's edition of "Arab Media Outlook 2011-2015" (AMO) goes further to s...
We eyed them with empathetic fatigue -- they grunted under the weight of the boxes and sighed from exertion.
Customer needs--as this roundup shows--are becoming more eclectic by the day.
As for rules, its quite simple: Get from an airplane at DXB to the Burj Khalifa observation desk and back to the airport.
We begin with champagne and a cup of tea chosen from an extensive list that spans a few pages of the menu.
Etihad, young and unencumbered by tradition, is making the most of its assets, embracing its identity as a scrappy parvenu to seize opportunities.
After observing that women have trouble taking credit for their success, and therefore miss out on a lot of opportunities, Canadian-born Susan Macaulay grew frustrated.
Here are seven great cities for architecture buffs and a few highlights not to miss in each one.
Ahmad Rezaee (31) an Iranian national was found dead on November 12, on the floor of room 23 on the 18th floor of Gloria Hotel on Sheikh Zayed Road i...
Abu Dhabi clearly realizes the danger of the disappearing UAE culture, and rather than battling globalization, Abu Dhabi is employing the strategy of using that unstoppable force to promote Emirati culture.
Urban design has never been more exciting. As the migration to cities continues worldwide, it has resulted in a renaissance of urban design and creative infrastructure. But -- even with all the growth and ingenuity and innovation -- there are still some interesting cases of copying.
Dubai was one of the first cities to show us that assumptions about citizenship, about belonging, about home were to be turned on their heads.
