Articles

Matcha Obsessed? Here are 8 Amazing Places To Get Your Green Fix  

There’s just something about this frothy, slightly sweet and ever-so-moore-ish green drink… Here are some of the best spots in the UAE to indulge your matcha cravings.

by Harriet Shephard

Rent, Resell, Repeat: The Future of Fashion is Circular

Rosie Gunn, founder of the popular UK and UAE rental and resale platform Endless, shares her journey and top tips for keeping your wardrobe in pristine condition

by Anthea Ayache

7 Fun And Fascinating UAE Farm-To-Fork Tours

Pick your own delicious veg, enjoy field to plate foods, take a tractor ride, feed the animals or even do a spot of beekeeping. These UAE farms offer an educational and fun day out for the whole family

by Courtney Brandt

Cloud Seeding 2.0: Experts Gather in the UAE to Discuss the Future of Rain

Global experts gathered at the 7th International Rain Enhancement Forum (IREF) in Abu Dhabi to explore the latest breakthroughs in cloud seeding

by Anthea Ayache

What Lies Beneath: How The Mysterious Twilight Zone Could Save Our Oceans

Earth’s last great wilderness beneath the waves is crucial in regulating the global climate by removing planet-warming carbon from the atmosphere but even the Twilight Zone is now under threat

by Sarah Freeman

A Hive of Hope: Jane Goodall Opens Dubai Bee Sanctuary

Expo City is now home to 30,000 native bees in Jane Goodall’s Pollinator Garden

by Nick Ames

The Silent Pandemic: Why Antibiotic Resistance is the Next Global Health Crisis

Antibiotic resistance is a silent crisis that has already claimed 36 million lives over the past 25 years—yet it remains dangerously overlooked

by Josh Sims

Whisk Them Away: Valentine’s Destinations to Fall in Love With

Discover the perfect Valentine’s destinations, from dreamy escapes in the UAE to far-flung romantic adventures around the globe

by Anthea Ayache

From Okra to Oranges: The Unexpected Future of British Agriculture

A new study suggests that by 2080, warmer temperatures could reshape UK agriculture, making it suitable for crops that could turn locally made hummus and marmalade into supermarket staples

by Anthea Ayache

Shattered Dreams: The Hidden Toll of Gaza’s War on Young Women

The new UN report particularly highlights the trauma being faced by young women in Gaza

by Nick Ames