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What could El Nino mean for the Gulf region?
Scientists warn that heavier rains may arrive, potentially leading to flooding
Remote work: Panama surgeon removes brain blood clot from patient 200km away
Doctor used robotic system to remove blood clot from patient in cutting-edge procedure
Maths, reading and science skills among pupils fall again in global assessment
UAE bucks trend with across-the-board improvements in Pisa test score
Moving early on AI put UAE at front of digital race, expert says
Focus on sector offers clear benefits as country looks to tech to deliver 'step change' in government
Starlink set to face more rivals in satellite internet market
Services may not improve on fibre-based internet, analysts suggest
Climate change raises disaster risks as Nepal-Tibet flood death toll mounts
Experts highlight need for early-warning systems after landslides and glacial collapses leave trail of destruction
Tired out? Scientists hope new brain drugs could bring end to fatigue
Researchers hope medicine used to treat narcolepsy can also be deployed to tackle exhaustion and improve concentration
Gastric stent developed in UAE could help patients after weight-loss surgery
Upgraded device resolves leaks that may develop after operations before dissolving inside the body
Rapid genetic sequencing introduced for critically ill children in Dubai
New technology allows doctors to make decisions on treatment more quickly
How Dubai's landmark Toyota building witnessed the city's rapid expansion
The National's Daniel Bardsley reflects on his years living in tower set for demolition in 2027
How social media and nannies can shift a household's default language from Arabic to English
Research following 20 families in the UAE is the latest contribution to the debate about Arabic skills among children in the country
High taxes and light penalties for smugglers fuel global illicit cigarette trade
Dubai Customs' seizure of 70 million cigarettes 'tip of the iceberg'
How the grisly trade in mummified body parts has created a modern 'mummy’s curse'
Hazardous chemicals and microbes may endanger people handling skulls, hands and feet, new research indicates
Environmental impact of Iran war ‘could pollute land, sea and air for years’
Concerns of lasting damage come as oil slicks edge towards Arabian Gulf shores
Kinahan extradition shows global co-operation key to fighting organised crime
Successful extraditions help countries' reputations and boost partnerships in other areas
