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World’s busiest international hub has seen airlines cancel more than 1,000 flights since Tuesday
Airport, metro and road traffic disruption continue in financial centre even as skies clear
Alleged head of Angels of Death cartel Ridouan Taghi convicted for ordering a string of assassinations
The Gulf state city shows that globalisation isn’t so much dying as moving east
Urban areas must rapidly become more resilient to rising temperatures
Final tally of more than 65,000 core participants exceeds previous attendance by 80%
Beyond the headline statement, three new pledges might cut demand for fossil fuels and eliminate potent emissions
Fossil fuel economies resist pressure from vulnerable countries needing financial assistance to deal with climate change
Some progress, but some glaring gaps
Call to move away from fossil fuels lacks deadlines to phase them out
Nearly 90 imprisoned or exiled activists accused of setting up or supporting a terrorist organisation
The ballooning presence of executives at UN climate talks has prompted a rethink about their role
Dozens of chief executives attend COP28 in Dubai as critics label it a ‘trade show’
Total attendance at climate change conference in Dubai is estimated at about 80,000
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Backsliding and inconsistency on national climate commitments is deeply troubling
Pieces featuring Arabic or Hindi numerals, reflecting the region’s cultures, are gaining in popularity with collectors
Deals for over 100 aircraft on first day of Dubai air show cement industry rebound despite regional tensions
Sanctions on Russian exports has led to a shift in oil trading to a new domain in the Middle East. Will it stay there?
Lawyers say intergovernmental deal over Dar es Salaam port is too generous to Emirati interests
Low tax and booming internal job market helps emirate cement position as a global industry hub
When Switzerland joined sanctions against Moscow, a chunk of the world’s oil trade relocated to the Middle East. Some predict it will stay there
Limited supply and rush of new buyers, including from Russia, drive high-end sales in the first quarter
Puzzle: find White’s visually implausible mate in two
The perfumer is unleashing her creativity in the city she now calls home
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