We have started to collect the most important news related to United Arab Emirates in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
England beat Hong Kong by 169 runs in their ODI warm-up match in Abu Dhabi with Moeen Ali top-scoring on 71.
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England are denied an unlikely victory by fading light in an extraordinary conclusion to the first Test in Abu Dhabi.
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Alastair Cook hits an unbeaten 168 as England reach 290-3, trailing Pakistan by 233 in the first Test in Abu Dhabi.
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An activist from the United Arab Emirates, Ahmed Mansoor, wins the prestigious Martin Ennals Award for Human Rights Defenders.
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A high-rise residential building in Sharjah in the United Arab Emirates has caught fire, sending plumes of thick black smoke into the air.
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A United Arab Emirates (UAE) woman is suing the Kenyan authorities, saying she was kidnapped by police, taken to Somalia and Ethiopia, and tortured.
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The United Arab Emirates carries out air strikes in Yemen following Friday's attack by Houthi rebels which left 45 UAE soldiers dead.
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Forty-five soldiers from the United Arab Emirates have been killed in Yemen while fighting Houthi rebels as part of a Saudi-led coalition.
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Authorities in the United Arab Emirates say 41 people will go on trial for trying to "seize power and establish a caliphate" in the Gulf nation.
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Australia's Foreign Minister says an Australian woman detained in Abu Dhabi for cybercrime will be deported soon.
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The United Arab Emirates has executed a local woman convicted of stabbing to death an American teacher in 2014
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The United Arab Emirates' ambassador to Somalia narrowly escapes an al-Shabab suicide attack that kills 12 people in Mogadishu, reports say.
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A man in in the UAE is facing a $68,000 fine and possible jail term for swearing on WhatsApp, under a new law in the United Arab Emirates.
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The United Arab Emirates you've probably never heard of
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Readers' photographs from the United Arab Emirates
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A major sandstorm has hit the United Arab Emirates, severely reducing visibility and leading to flight diversions.
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England Test skipper Alastair Cook is dismissed cheaply again as the MCC resume against Yorkshire in Abu Dhabi.
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