Juman Jarallah

Analysis by The National reveals the epic scale of upheaval imposed on civilians – with physically and mentally scarred families forced to uproot up to 20 times since the war began

Families have come to rely on rare aid packages or community kitchens for iftar as ingredients disappear from markets or skyrocket in price

Fasting Muslims will experience a change in routine while non-Muslims will likely feel the spirit in different ways

From being mindful of fasting Muslims to respectful ways of participating, here are some of the things you need to know about spending the holy month in the Emirates

The chefs are pushing the limits of technique while trying to identify the emirate's palate

Ancient village of Lifta is one of many that were violently depopulated by Jewish militias in 1948

The local concept transforms traditional cuisine into modern dishes while maintaining a sense of authenticity

The Priority Report also shows respondents in every country polled are most concerned about the rising cost of living

Most young people aged 18 to 24 in the Mena region say stability is more important

Created in Abu Dhabi three years ago, the document pledges interfaith dialogue and peace

Head of state says his country will champion peace and stability while continuing on a path of growth

Combination of sudden and slow-onset weather events will inevitably have long-term effects on migration, UN body says

Public sector workers have the day off in Kuwait, Oman and Bahrain

From the number who can gather in a home to what travellers must do before a flight, each week we set out what the current rules are