Fatima Al Jaber, the chief operating officer of Al Jaber Group, is the driving force behind the Gulf chapter of Women Corporate Directors which holds its inaugural meeting today. Read Article Arabian women embark on corporate journey
Studies show that a worrying number of young Emiratis are falling into debt. Rym Ghazal and Bushra Alkaff Al Hashemi listen to what they think about money management Read Article Emiratis owing far too much, too young
Win an invitation for you and a guest for a celebration of all things decadent to be held at Maison Sez in Abu Dhabi on Wednesday, June 26. Win - A night with The National
A combination of relentless English bowling and awful shot selection saw South Africa bowled out for just 175, and with Jonathan Trott again in commanding form, England strolled past the target with 75 balls remaining, writes Dileep Premachandran. Host England catch South Africa red-faced
The Dubai-based graffiti stencil artist Steffi Bow, who has created a life-size artwork of the Lebanese rapper Malikah for an adidas campaign, talks about how picking up a spray can five years ago changed her life.
Dubai's Steffi Bow is a girl with a graffiti habit
The United States and the Afghan government announce they will hold talks with the Taliban in Doha this week aimed at achieving peace in Afghanistan. US to hold peace talks with Taliban
British scientists have discovered a vaccine that creates an immunity to Traveller's Diarrhoea - the global curse with a handful of names, but one certain unpleasant effect. Vaccine set to vanquish Delhi belly
A zoo in Russia is home to a unique animal – the liliger. That's a big cat breed where the father is a lion and the mother is a lion-tiger hybrid, called a liger. In pictures: Lililger cubs in Russia
