Haneen Dajani haneen@khaleejtimes.comHaneen Dajani is special correspondent in Abu Dhabi with over 15 years of reporting experience. She’s also a passionate athlete, full Ironman finisher, and mountaineer who loves to embark on unusual challenges.
Abu Dhabi's Al Maryah taking shape, Sheikh Zayed in Rome: Photos reveal 1900s UAE story 44 photographs were stitched together to create a sweeping panorama of Abu Dhabi in 1968, giving a bird's-eye view of a city at the beginning of its transformation
Abu Dhabi to host face-slapping showdown, F1, concerts, comedy shows before 2026 ends Power Slap 25 returns on October 23, followed by championship golf, a food festival, international music acts and the Formula 1 season finale
Abu Dhabi F1: Demand picks up as Emirati drivers advance, new championship added Ethara says ticket sales are ahead of last year’s pace despite regional challenges, as organisers expand hospitality, introduce Azzam GT
'What changes on Monday morning?' How AI reduces Abu Dhabi's govt workload As AI takes on more routine tasks, employers must determine how jobs, career pathways, and performance expectations should change
AI agents could be tricked into accessing sensitive UAE government data, cyber chief warns The biggest challenge was not simply an AI system making a mistake, but an attacker manipulating it into carrying out an action that appears authorised
UAE mother writes ChatGPT into will to guide son's upbringing after her death The ‘Living Wishes Protocol’ uses AI to help guardians make decisions on a child’s education and healthcare, while leaving final decisions to humans
iPhone Duo for up to Dh13,559? Apple’s foldable tests UAE residents' appetite The launch also marks Ternus’ first major product showcase as Apple chief executive, following his succession of Tim Cook
Abu Dhabi says governments should use AI to 'rewire' services, not just automate Officials say AI should handle routine government tasks, with humans retaining responsibility for critical approvals and decisions
M42 begins wearable health pilot in Abu Dhabi for kidney disease, diabetes patients The programme will test how data collected continuously from wearable devices can be combined with patients' clinical information to identify changes in their condition
Abu Dhabi falconry season to open October 20 with limited hunting Licensed UAE national falconers can hunt only captive-bred houbara bustards during the season, with a permit costing Dh127
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