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Vivian Khalaf is a Jerusalem-born lawyer and currently serves as the chairwoman of the board at the Palestine Children’s Relief Fund. Nilanjana Gupta / The National

Palestinian-American lawyer's mission to save Gaza's wounded children

Haunted by her own childhood experiences in Palestine, Vivian Khalaf has helped evacuate more than 300 children from the enclave for medical treatment since the war began

Abdul El-Sayed is running for the US Senate in Michigan, trying to increase Arab representation. Ahmed Issawy / The National

The Arab American aiming to ‘cure the disease’ in US politics

The life's work of the Lebanese-British archaeologist Claude Doumet-Serhal at the Sidon site began from a hunch as to the whereabouts of the mysterious ancient capital of the Canaanite and Phoenician people. Photo: Claude Doumet-Serhal

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Renovation work on Al Ain Museum began in 2018. Pawan Singh for The National

Al Ain was booming Iron Age town, new discoveries from 2,000-year-old tomb show

The EU has 'worries' about the second phase of the Gaza ceasefire, Kaja Kallas told The National. AFP / Reuters

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Iqbal Wali of Afghanistan during the 2025 Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship at the Emirates Golf Club in Dubai. Photo: AAC

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Space42 has already carried out large-scale autonomous-driving trials through TXAI, its robotaxi service

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A Palestinian man harvests olives in the Palestinian town of Birzeit, north of Ramallah in the Israeli occupied West Bank. AFP

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Syrian police burn illegal drugs in Damascus on February 25. Building on such seizures and co-operating with neighbouring states are vital to undoing the damaging legacy of the country’s narcotics trade. EPA

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Zayed National Museum will open in December on Saadiyat Island in Abu Dhabi. Victor Besa / The National

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