Dubai

Aishwarya Rai Wants to be Mom Again? [PHOTOS]

Earth Hour 2012 took place in a record 150 countries and territories across 6,494 towns and cities.

English schoolboy Harry Harling, 15, has died in Dubai after drinking excessively and falling from the eleventh floor of a building site.

World Down Syndrome day is celebrated annually on 21st of March.

Emirati authorities cancelled dozens of Syrian's residency permits of individuals who joined protests against the Syrian government.

Black Caviar joined the list of Australian record holders after winning the Lightning Stakes, a Group 1 Australian thoroughbred horse race. Incidentally, the win, at the Flemington Racecourse in Melbourne on Saturday, is Black Caviar's 19th consecutive win.

Grand Slam Tennis 2 steps onto an already crowded court, with Top Spin 4 and Virtual Tennis 4 seemingly covering all bases for tennis lovers, but can Grand Slam offer something the others can't?

London mayoral race with Boris Johnson hots up but will Labour challenger's foot-in-mouth disease stop him?

Designer puts final touches to collection ahead of its New York debut.

Dubai rugby tour rules are not the only embarrassing emails to go viral.

The chief executive of the London-listed Arab investment bank EFG-Hermes is under a travel-ban for his alleged role in the "Port Said Massacre", authorities said.

Video 'tutorial' of stereotyped gay man being 'cured' by friends highlights prejudice sexual minority groups battle in United Arab Emirates.

Pakistan v England: There was a period, as the heavy Abu Dhabi sun danced shadows across the Sheikh Zayed Stadium, when the balance of this tightly-contested match looked likely to swing in England's favour. But the loss of three key wickets for just nine runs at the end of the evening session left the outcome of the second Test evenly balanced, with England 50 runs behind and five wickets remaining.

Iran and Hezbollah increasingly accused of joining forces with opposition group al-Wefaq to topple the government of Bahrain.

Construction on the Bishopsgate Tower has halted because of a lack of funding.

Alastair Cook has backed England to bounce back from their chastening defeat in the first Test against Pakistan with victory at the Sheikh Zayed Stadium.

Economic slump usually follows construction frenzy, say financial experts.

Kim says she knew something was amiss in their relationship.

Leak of Israeli credit card details by alleged Saudi Arabian hacker prompt tighter data protection.

Pakistan's former president faces custody on return to country over Benazir Bhutto assasination plot claim.

Shopping website claims to have detected the location of the Israeli credit card hacker.

Bey and Jay are believed to have ordered two versions of the pram, one in pink and the other in blue, just to avoid speculation of the sex of the baby.

Whether it's for vanity, brand consistency or search engine optimisation, website addresses - or domain names - can sell for ludicrous amount of money, and now dudu.com has joined the elite $1 million club.

Female television hosts and newscasters in Egypt can now appear on air wearing a veil, which some of them argues is their religious right, and not a compulsion. An Egyptian court in Alexandria ruled Sunday that female state television hosts have the right to choose whether or not to wear a veil, saying that a veil does not "stand between the woman and her work and does not pose any obstacles for the working women," but rather "conserves her dignity."

High-end retail store Harrods will sell Porsche Design BlackBerry P’9981 at £ 1,275.

According to the England team manager, the practice of netting young players from around the world by top Premier League clubs will have long-term consequences.

Cristiano Ronaldo has admitted that he is not considering his future at the moment, as the former Manchester United superstar collected an award for Globe Soccer Best Player of the Year in Dubai on Wednesday night.

London's first cable car tower has been completed and the transport link made its debut on the London Underground Tube map.

A 22-year-old arrested at Birmingham Airport on suspicion of carrying terrorist document released on bail.

UAE vice-president, prime minister and ruler of Dubai Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum inaugurated the event.