Foreign investors help to drive a property boom in Dubai
The UAE property market and particularly that in Dubai saw record-breaking transaction numbers over 2022, a trend experts are forecasting will continue into 2023.
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Ursula von der Leyen: 'Europe pulled together when it mattered the most'
‘Europe pulled together when it mattered the most’ said Ursula von der Leyen in a special address at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
Return to work: How do you get back on track after a long illness?
The taboo over working with cancer is being broken down.
FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022: What legacy will it leave for Qatar?
One of the most significant legacies of the 2022 World Cup in Qatar will be the extensive infrastructure development that the country has undergone in preparation for the tournament and keeping in line with the 2030 national vision. As part of this project, seven new state-of-the-art stadiums were built. The venues were designed to host World Cup matches and serve as sports and entertainment centres for the local community long after the tournament. The mighty Khalifa International was built before the bid was awarded and was completely renovated, bringing the stadium count up to eight.
Ukraine war: Mourning in Dnipro, British tanks 'will burn', Kyiv infrastructure could 'collapse'
Russian bombing is putting the Ukrainian capital's utilities under critical strain, said Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko on Monday.
'Full-frontal attack on democracy' as London overrules Scottish parliament for the first time
The UK government decided to block a Scottish law on changing gender on Monday, risking a standoff between London and the devolved government in Edinburgh.
Astronomers spot black hole whipping a star into a doughnut shape 300 million light years away
Astronomers have captured a star’s final moments as it is violently ripped apart and turned into a doughnut shape by a black hole.
A year of highs and lows, but just how exceptional was our climate in 2022?
From Ireland to Croatia, and from the Arctic to the Mediterranean sea, Europe saw examples of extreme weather in 2022 and experts are warning this could be the new normal.