Articles

From Finance to FemTech: How Adaye Founder Shereen Abdulla is Tackling Menstrual Health

With a focus on health and sustainability, Adaye is on a mission to offer women, effective period care alternatives while breaking taboos around menstrual health

by Claire Wills

Dying for a Cuppa: The Dark Side of Tea

Impoverished tea pickers in Assam, India, are being targeted by ruthless agents who lure them into deals which include child trafficking, organ theft and exploitation

by Nick Harding

Eco-Friendly Luxury: Dr. Naim Maadad’s Vision for a Greener Hospitality Industry

In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Naim Maadad, CEO of Gates Hospitality, to uncover the hard truths behind […]

by Anthea Ayache

Will Selfies, Electrocution and Deforestation Fast-track Sloths – the World’s Slowest Mammal – To Extinction?

Can sniffer dogs, tracking backpacks and sloth crossings can keep these tree-living critters tucked safely away in the canopy where they belong. Words

by Sarah Freeman

Winter is Coming: All The Unmissable Outdoor Attractions Reopening Now

Winter is on the way and that means it’s time to get back out in the fresh air and enjoy the UAE’s best glamping spots, markets, water parks and other al fresco activities

by Harriet Shephard

The Shocking Donkey Skin Trade Scandal: Why Millions Are Being Killed To Cure Insomnia

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT Criminal gangs are slaughtering donkeys to make ejiao for Chinese medicine to ‘cure’ a dry cough and aid sleep

by Nick Harding

The Macallan Celebrates 200 Years with a Unique Desert Tribute

The Macallan celebrated it’s 200 year anniversary at a stunning event in the Dubai desert where it unveiled its brand new logo

by Claire Wills

Gaza Devastation Continues as Economy Virtually Destroyed

Gaza’s economy has collapsed plunging 2.3 million into poverty

by Nick Ames

Discover Rare Timepieces at Dubai’s First Pre-Owned Watch Event

The three-day event is a first for the region where watch enthusiasts can buy from a trusted collection of pre-owned luxury watches

by Claire Wills

Vulnerable and Overlooked: The Toll of Climate Change on the World’s Poorest Nations

On International Day for the Eradication of Poverty, we look at the countries disproportionately affected by climate change, where extreme weather events are worsening poverty and threatening livelihoods

by Anthea Ayache