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What the undying fire at the world's oldest restaurant teaches us
The experience of dining at Madrid's Botin was as thought-provoking as it was fulfilling
An Abu Dhabi club ponders its next move
The decades-old institution in Mina Zayed will be required to relocate next year and is encouraging its members to have their say about the future
When it comes to hosting the Rugby World Cup, the Gulf's got game
Naysayers are wrong to say the UAE, Qatar and Saudi Arabia lack pedigree to stage the competition in 2035 or 2039
Apply for a mental health journalism fellowship in the UAE
Non-residential programme is run by the Carter Centre in the US and administered by The National in Abu Dhabi
Money streaming in doesn't mean it's a golden era for the music industry
It might take several years of more data and reporting to know whether this is a genuine inflection point or another footnote in history
Five years after onset of Covid-19, the world has changed profoundly
There is little it has left untouched, from politics to technology to the way we lead our lives
Are car headlights too bright? Traffic expert says we have other things to worry about
It’s not the cars or their headlights that need to change
British students living abroad should find it easier to apply to UK universities
A good first step would be to clarify the meaning of ‘home’ country for hundreds of thousands of applicants
Abu Dhabi’s tree-tagging programme is about more than the environment
It also signals community, heritage and a commitment to preserving traditions
AI chips: The nuclear arms race of the 21st century, says Vinod Dham
Countries are pushing ahead with AI, seeing it as crucial for strategic dominance
Middle East has ‘immense significance’ for India, says minister
Gulf is crucial to strategic interests, Dr Jaishankar tells conference in Abu Dhabi
From the Middle East to California, tragedies remind us what it’s like to lose a home
Communities will need to support one another today, tomorrow and the day after
Crypto prices may swing wildly, but discussions about it should not
If I had one wish for 2025, it would be that this sector is neither the frontierland of acolytes nor a scam-filled place
Carter's White House years were the prelude to one of the great second acts
Carter found fresh purpose after returning to Georgia, with a commitment to helping others at his core
Why are Manchester City sliding? The answers might lie in organisational behaviour
City’s transformation into their current state of underperformance has been a process not an event