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April 21, 2026

Author name: Economics NAS

Culture and Lifestyle

David Attenborough celebrating his birthday of 100 years

A community group supported by Family Action marked Sir David Attenborough’s 100th birthday with a special celebration, coming together to plan and create in his honour. The event, hosted at the Royal Albert Hall in London with presenter Kirsty Young, reflected the group’s shared love for the legendary broadcaster whose seven-decade natural history career has taught generations about the natural world.

Culture and Lifestyle

Need a Study Spot? Explore Dubai’s Best Libraries

Dubai has no shortage of great study spots. From the iconic Mohammed Bin Rashid Library in Al Jaddaf to cozy neighbourhood libraries and productivity-friendly cafés, here’s a roundup of the best places to study across the city — whether you prefer silence, aesthetics, or a good cup of coffee nearby.

Our Community

Teacher Feature: Meet Afsheen Mahomed, NAS Faculty

Meet Ms. Afsheen Mahomed in this edition of our Teacher Feature series. From growing up in London to dreaming of absolutely nothing on the weekends, Ms. Mahomed shares her love for Maths, her multilingual secret, and the message she hopes her students carry with them.

Global Economics Blog

Iran war pause is welcome but the economic scars will last

The Iran war caused major supply-side shocks to the global economy — disrupting trade through the Strait of Hormuz, spiking fuel prices, and triggering cost-push inflation. While a ceasefire has eased oil prices, the long-term damage to infrastructure, investment, and productive capacity means slower growth may persist for years.

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