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Stay in Abu Dhabi's most luxurious hotel
Emirates Palace is the height of opulence, but it's not as expensive as you'd think.
Remember the day you weren't allow to drive your car?
Drivers had to pick a day of the week on which they wouldn't drive their car.
Armour made Isis car bombs hard to stop
Militants deployed a steady stream of suicide vehicles in the narrow streets of the city.
Teen Isis bride had baby with her when found
German schoolgirl Linda Wenzel, 16, has made some shock admissions after being caught.
Isis brides reveal reality of married life
Ex-wives of Isis extremists have revealed bizarre details of lives in the caliphate.
US says UAE hacked Qatari government sites
US intelligence officials say UAE behind hacking of Qatari websites, leading to tensions.
Jerusalem: Where pilgrims tread
Stephanie Holmes discovers a multitude of treasures in beautiful, baffling Jerusalem.
Iraqi PM declares victory in Mosul
Iraq Prime Minister Haider Al-Abadi has declared victory over the Islamic State in Mosul.
Betrayal, executions of mega-rich royals
The Saudi Arabian royals is a tangled web of backstabbing, death and lots of money.
Arab nations to discuss next move
Moody's have changed Qatar's economic outlook to 'negative' over Arab nations turmoil.
Qatar delivers response to Arab nations
Qatar has personally delivered a handwritten letter in response to Saudi Arabia's demands.
'Why did these savages do this to us?'
Sex slave tricked, starved into eating one-year-old son by ISIS soldiers.
Qatar 2022: 10-year-old's damning $2m windfall
Explosive allegations of corruption surrounding Qatar's 2022 have rocked football.
Kurd tells of fleeing Saddam's regime
Kurdish refugee Sarkawt Abdullazada's family fled Saddam Hussein's regime in 1998.
Raybon Kan: The ethics of watching Wonder Woman
The movie Wonder Woman raises ethical questions about the views of its Israeli star
Has Isis leader been killed?
Reports from Syrian state run TV claim the leader has been killed in an air strike.
Bin Laden's son steps into father's shoes
Bin Laden's son to "take the reins of authority" as mouthpiece for al Qaeda.
Israel: Conflicted journey
Many places are remarkable but the politics rule out total relaxation.
How bin Laden's family avoided capture
How bin Laden's family escaped US capture and ended up in an Iranian prison.
Iraq: Skiing on the edge
The ups and downs of ski touring on the border of Iraqi Kurdistan and Iran.
Every word matters in diplomacy - English
There has been no change in NZ's position says English.
Orcs and All Blacks lure the megarich
The super-rich are buying experiences instead of handbags and heading to NZ.
Saudi students passed despite cheating
Lecturer says Unitec prioritised "Saudi Arabian money" by passing students who cheated.
Brownlee makes impact but not all good
COMMENT: New Foreign Minister made a rookie error in his first week, writes Audrey Young.
Brownlee at odds over NZ role in resolution
The Prime Minister says New Zealand does not regret sponsoring the UN resolution.
Bumbling Kiwi jihadist looking for love
New wife would have to be willing to join him in Isis capital.
Ethiopia is facing a killer drought
Food crises are erupting across Africa and there is no money to fight it.
Will Ferrell steps in to roast Trump
Samantha Bee's live event certainly was no White House correspondents' dinner.
Israel hits arms supply hub in Syria
An arms supply hub operated by Hezbollah in Damascus was apparently hit in the attack.