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Hotels in Dubai will soon be given a report card on their carbon emissions.

A total of 400 Golden Cards have been issued to outstanding expatriates since the permanent residency scheme was introduced in the UAE last month.

Abu Dhabi police have fined more than 3,000 drivers for ignoring the school bus stop signs during the 2018-2019 academic year.

His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi and Deputy Supreme Commander of the UAE Armed Forces, has held talks with US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo.

The UAE has launched its first-ever National Cybersecurity Strategy.

New research reveals the extent to which young drivers in the UAE are putting lives at risk by ignoring basic vehicle safety checks.

Most of the new schools in Dubai are not priced according to the income levels of residents in surrounding communities.

The official logo has been unveiled for the first Arab and Emirati mission to the International Space Station (ISS).

The first train line between Dubai and Abu Dhabi is taking shape.

The UAE has ranked 16th among 75 countries in a global brand country index, while Dubai was ranked among the most influential cities in the world.

The UAE has teamed up with Twitter's founder to enact positive change through social media.

Abu Dhabi has announced nine new initiatives to boost growth and diversify the economy.

England have lost their second match in a row at the World Cup.

Former boss of athletics' world governing body the IAAF, Lamine Diack, is set to stand trial in France over charges of corruption and money-laundering.

The USA came have out on top in a challenging last 16 tie against Spain in the Women's World Cup.

Angola and Tunisia battled to an entertaining 1-1 draw in the Africa Cup of Nations.

Hundreds of soldiers and officers in uniform gathered for a memorial service for Ethiopia's slain army chief in Addis Ababa on Tuesday.

Afghanistan on Tuesday denounced a terror warning that local media will be targeted if they broadcast "anti-Taliban statements".

Nearly 500 schools and kindergartens in Malaysia have been ordered to close until Thursday after many students complained of breathing difficulties and vomiting.

Five Chinese nationals have been charged with involuntary manslaughter and conspiracy after a building collapsed in Cambodia and killed 28 people.