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No one listening to Brendan Cox’s interview on BBC Radio 4’s Today programme could fail to be touched by what he was saying about the way Jo Cox’s name...
Clémence Michallon, The Independent Ever since the news of Jacques Chirac’s death broke, my Twitter feed has looked rather strange. People I would never have thought of as consummate...
Saba Karim and Farrukh Karim Khan, The Independent Imran Khan’s election victory in Pakistan last year was greeted by an outpouring of optimism and derision. The day he won,...
Sophie Wilkinson, The Independent For the millions who have joined her strike for climate justice, Greta Thunberg is an inspirational 16-year-old who is rightly furious about the global disaster...
The UAE continues to soar high globally be it in economic competitiveness, innovative technologies, digital superiority, space research and even on parameters pertaining to future readiness (“UAE shines in...
Tens of thousands of mostly young people marched to New Zealand’s parliament on Friday, kicking off a second wave of worldwide protests demanding swift action on climate change. The protests...
A man has been charged after he was identified by the police as the person who kissed a TV reporter during a live broadcast at a music festival in...
Dubai Land Department (DLD) continues to showcase its presence through its stand at Cityscape Global 2019, currently being hosted by Dubai. Besides its remarkable activity in welcoming visitors as well...
Saudi Arabia threw open its doors to foreign tourists on Friday, launching a new visa regime for 49 countries and appealing to foreign companies to invest in a sector...
Inayat-ur-Rahman The UAE-Philippines trade ties are on solid growth track and are marching ahead. In 2017, the UAE became the Philippines’ largest trading partner in the Middle East, deepening...
