Abu Dhabi

Sajid Thungal set off from his home in the city of Kottayam in the southern state of Kerala in 1974. His family believed he had died two years later.

The United Arab Emirates capital has already implemented a "green pass" system that limits public access to those who are vaccinated.

The bride's family and their neighbors developed symptoms of the virus two weeks after the ceremony.

Plans have been unveiled for the Abrahamic Family House, a sprawling interfaith complex in the United Arab Emirates' capital city. "There has never been a building that has the three faiths in one form," said architect David Adjaye.

Saudi Arabia and China were among the most generous in gifting to the president.

Ahmed Mansoor was part of a Human Rights Watch Advisory Committee.

A member of the country's General Civil Aviation Authority was summoned to "clarify" a viral video the agency posted of its new "happiness executive"—an 8-month-old baby.

The son of deposed Qatari emir Sheikh Ali bin Abdullah al-Thani has said he is being held against his will in Abu Dhabi.

The Emiratis have a mind-boggling plan for an interplanetary police mission.

The U.A.E. has a standing ban on Israeli symbols at the Judo Grand Slam competition in Abu Dhabi.

Atti, who underwent crucial surgery in March, died of complications relating to her obesity.

Abu Dhabi authorities said people should donate to charity rather than giving to the homeless.

The court cleared the Egyptian man on a separate charge of cross-dressing.

Authorities say they will arrest people who share videos against the "values of morality."

Egypt is a key ally of the United Arab Emirates.

UAE's Minister of Foreign Affairs said Trump's denial of Islamophobia is evidence enough.

The UAE is looking to connect Abu Dhabi with Al Ain.

Writing for Newsweek, André Borschberg and Bertrand Piccard reflect on their journey.

The auction bid for the number 1 license plate was 18 times the reserve price.

A Champions League exit has put Laurent Blanc under pressure.

UAE prime minister says that a new minister will "create social good and satisfaction" in the Gulf State.

The song "In2" by WSTRN was the most searched-for in both the British seaside town and the Gulf city.

A New York Times reporter's saga of being followed, bribed, recruited as a spy, and deported after a critical article.

He was refused entry after criticizing migrant worker policies in Abu Dhabi, raising questions about academic freedom

The club have faced criticism after removing the cross from their club crest

One side of the bill read, "No Sustainable Cultural Value," above a sketch of the Frank Gehry-designed Guggenheim soon to be built in Abu Dhabi