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Displaying all articles tagged:
United Arab Emirates
foreign policy
Aug. 29, 2018
The U.S. Has Blood on Its Hands in Yemen, and Can’t Wash It Off
Mattis’s threat to reduce support for Saudi-led bombings rings hollow in light of the Trump administration’s broader stance on Mideast arms sales.
By
Jonah Shepp
the urbanist: dubai
May 25, 2018
The Best Souvenirs to Buy in Dubai, According to Locals
A proper haul includes Arabian incense, camel-milk chocolate, and a made-in-the-UAE sandboard.
By
Laura Coughlin
the urbanist: dubai
May 25, 2018
The Best Souvenirs to Buy in Dubai, According to Locals
A proper haul includes Arabian incense, camel-milk chocolate, and a made-in-the-UAE sandboard.
By
Laura Coughlin
the urbanist: dubai
May 24, 2018
The Best Day Trips From Dubai: Sharjah, Louvre Abu Dhabi, and More
When you need a change of scenery, visit the cultural capital of the UAE, snorkel with turtles, or ride the world’s longest zip line.
By
Laura Coughlin
the urbanist: dubai
May 24, 2018
The Best Day Trips From Dubai: Sharjah, Louvre Abu Dhabi, and More
When you need a change of scenery, visit the cultural capital of the UAE, snorkel with turtles, or ride the world’s longest zip line.
By
Laura Coughlin
the urbanist: dubai
May 23, 2018
The Bottoms-up, Balls-out Thrill Seeker’s Guide to Dubai
Skydiving, dirt biking, and other ways to terrify your mother.
By
Laura Coughlin
the urbanist: dubai
May 23, 2018
The Bottoms-up, Balls-out Thrill Seeker’s Guide to Dubai
Skydiving, dirt biking, and other ways to terrify your mother.
By
Laura Coughlin
the urbanist: dubai
May 23, 2018
The Best Shopping in Dubai, According to a Fashion Director
Expect luxury out the wazoo at the world’s biggest mall, but also bohemian ceramics and collectible sneakers.
By
Kerry McDermott
the urbanist: dubai
May 23, 2018
The Best Shopping in Dubai, According to a Fashion Director
Expect luxury out the wazoo at the world’s biggest mall, but also bohemian ceramics and collectible sneakers.
By
Kerry McDermott
the urbanist: dubai
May 22, 2018
Where the Locals Would Stay in Dubai If They Weren’t Local
Cue the art-stuffed rooms, glass-paneled pools, and dynamite rooftop lounges.
By
Laura Coughlin
the urbanist: dubai
May 22, 2018
Where the Locals Would Stay in Dubai If They Weren’t Local
Cue the art-stuffed rooms, glass-paneled pools, and dynamite rooftop lounges.
By
Laura Coughlin
the urbanist: dubai
May 21, 2018
Week 8: Everything You Think You Know About Dubai Is Wrong
The UAE’s most populous city shines in luxury and opulence. But it’s also wildly diverse and ripe with possibility.
By
Laura Coughlin
and
Kerry McDermott
explainers
May 20, 2018
Beyond Russia: Understanding the New Trump Campaign Collusion Story
Everything we know about the newly revealed Trump Tower meeting, the alleged collusion offer from a Gulf State emissary, and what it all might mean.
By
Chas Danner
russia probe
Mar. 7, 2018
Why an Emirates Adviser’s Cooperation With Mueller May Be Terrible for Trump
George Nader became close with several Trump advisers, and was present at two meetings that raised concerns about their foreign contacts.
By
Margaret Hartmann
just stellar
Nov. 16, 2017
United Arab Emirates Unveils Plan to Grow Lettuce on Mars
“When we get there, we’ll have to eat.”
By
Clint Rainey
lgbt rights
Nov. 10, 2017
Coffee Pros Blast Their Top Trade Group for Terrible New Position on LGBT Rights
The Specialty Coffee Association awarded three of its top tournaments to the United Arab Emirates, a country with a history of human-rights abuses.
By
Clint Rainey
soda taxes
Oct. 4, 2017
Rest of World Is Closely Watching UAE’s New 50 Percent ‘Sin’ Tax on Soda
A nation where 20 percent of people have diabetes now imposes the world’s highest sugary-drink tax.
By
Clint Rainey
Aug. 31, 2017
The U.A.E.’s Ambassador to the U.S. Is a Very Powerful ‘Filthbag’
He’s also good friends with Jared Kushner.
By
Adam K. Raymond
July 17, 2017
Report: UAE Orchestrated Qatar Feud by Spreading Fake News
In supporting the blockade of Qatar, the president appears to have fallen for a fraud perpetrated by hackers in the United Arab Emirates.
By
Eric Levitz
Apr. 26, 2017
Humor in Dubai: A Refuge for Comedians in the Middle East
When Michel Atieh decided to go to school in the United States, he chose the University of Michigan for a specific reason – it was close to […]
By
Nick Jack Pappas
stunt foods
Mar. 20, 2017
This $10,000 Burger Actually Exists for a Good Reason
At least it was six figures benefiting breast cancer.
By
Clint Rainey
Jan. 9, 2014
Shez Cassim Released from UAE Prison After Serving 9 Months Over a Comedy […]
This morning, CNN reported that Shezanne “Shez” Cassim, the American citizen who was jailed in the United Arab Emirates after making and […]
By
Megh Wright
Dec. 9, 2013
A US Citizen Is Being Imprisoned in the United Arab Emirates Over a Comedy […]
Funny Or Die is working to raise awareness for Shezanne “Shez” Cassim, an American citizen who was living in the United Arab Emirates when he […]
By
Bradford Evans
fracking
Sept. 28, 2012
Gulf Oil Emirs Are Bankrolling Matt Damon’s Anti-Fracking Film
Looks like yes.
By
Andre Tartar
Empire Building
Aug. 27, 2012
Boa Opening B Grill at LAX
Parent company IDG is also opening with Gino Angelini in L.A. this fall, and adding an Abu Dhabi outpost of their steakhouse.
By
Hadley Tomicki
revolt like an egyptian
Mar. 15, 2011
Bahrain Might Be the Next Place We Have to Worry About
Saudi troops have moved in, Iran could get involved, and a state of emergency has been declared. Does America even have the capacity to pay attention?
By
Dan Amira
technology
Aug. 1, 2010
UAE Places Ban on BlackBerry Use
Saudi Arabia may be next.
By
Josh Duboff
divas
Dec. 28, 2009
Rihanna to Usher in New Year With Actual Clothes On
She’s been asked to cover up for a performance in Abu Dhabi.
By
Sharon Clott
the seventh borough
Nov. 30, 2009
United Arab Emirates Bans Paper for Running Funny Photoshop
How seriously can we take Dubai if they pout about an everyday News Corp. Photoshop of their leader?
By
Jessica Pressler
the urbanist: dubai
Week 8: Everything You Think You Know About Dubai Is Wrong
The UAE’s most populous city shines in luxury and opulence. But it’s also wildly diverse and ripe with possibility.
By
Laura Coughlin
and
Kerry McDermott
the urbanist: dubai
Go Deeper: What to Read, Watch, and Download Before Visiting Dubai
Our list includes the first Emirati feature film, poetry about the Arab female experience, and the Instagram account of a billionaire crown prince.
By
Kerry McDermott
the urbanist: dubai
The Best of Both Worlds: Dubai’s High and Low Food Spots
There’s more to the city’s dining scene than Gordon Ramsay and Salt Bae.
By
Laura Coughlin
the urbanist: dubai
How to Live Like a Sheikh in Dubai (For a Day, Anyway)
When it comes to the finer pleasures in life, this city is second to none.
By
Siobhan Downes
the urbanist: dubai
The Skeptic’s Guide to Art and Culture in Dubai (Yes, It Exists)
From galleries tucked inside budget hotels to compelling street art, here’s where the resident culturati get their fix.
By
Kerry McDermott
the urbanist: dubai
Worthwhile Alternatives to Dubai’s Most Popular Sights
Burj Khalifa, Jumeirah Mosque, and the Dubai Museum are fantastic — but they’re also swarming with tourists.
By
Laura Coughlin
the urbanist: dubai
Dubai After Dark: The Perfect Night Out for Every Personality
Whatever your jam — a dive-y bowling alley, a swanky sushi bar, a beach club where bikini girls ride inflatable swans — this city delivers.
By
Laura Coughlin
the urbanist: dubai
How to Live Like a Sheikh in Dubai (For a Day, Anyway)
When it comes to the finer pleasures in life, this city is second to none.
By
Siobhan Downes
the urbanist: dubai
Worthwhile Alternatives to Dubai’s Most Popular Sights
Burj Khalifa, Jumeirah Mosque, and the Dubai Museum are fantastic — but they’re also swarming with tourists.
By
Laura Coughlin
the urbanist: dubai
The Skeptic’s Guide to Art and Culture in Dubai (Yes, It Exists)
From galleries tucked inside budget hotels to compelling street art, here’s where the resident culturati get their fix.
By
Kerry McDermott
the urbanist: dubai
The Best of Both Worlds: Dubai’s High and Low Food Spots
There’s more to the city’s dining scene than Gordon Ramsay and Salt Bae.
By
Laura Coughlin
the urbanist: dubai
Go Deeper: What to Read, Watch, and Download Before Visiting Dubai
Our list includes the first Emirati feature film, poetry about the Arab female experience, and the Instagram account of a billionaire crown prince.
By
Kerry McDermott
the urbanist: dubai
Dubai After Dark: The Perfect Night Out for Every Personality
Whatever your jam — a dive-y bowling alley, a swanky sushi bar, a beach club where bikini girls ride inflatable swans — this city delivers.
By
Laura Coughlin