Currently, the Guinness World Record for the world’s tallest hotel is held by Ciel Dubai Marina, an 82-storey tower standing at 377.12 metres. Against that backdrop, claims of an even taller, more …
Crumbl Is Dropping A Strawberry Dubai Brownie—Here’s What We Know
A popular Instagram account dropped six reported new menu items that will be rolling out at Crumbl stores in 2026, including a Strawberry Dubai Brownie.
It’s official: This new Dubai hotel is the tallest in the world
Soaring at a staggering 365 metres, the impressive Ciel Dubai Marina, Vignette Collection will replace the Gevora Hotel as the world’s tallest hotel.
UAE, Korea discuss boosting cooperation in energy, industry, advanced technology
Dr. Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber, Minister of Industry and Advanced Technology and ADNOC Managing Director & Group CEO, paid an official visit to the Republic of Korea on Wednesday aimed at boosting …
BOTIM Money and Binance strike UAE crypto partnership
Tariq Bin Hendi, Astra Tech board member and CEO of Botim, discusses the company’s latest agreement between BOTIM Money and Binance that will give customers access to digital assets.
Abu Dhabi seizes Barclays’ property empire after giving up pursuit of The Telegraph
The Abu Dhabi fund that spearheaded a failed takeover of The Telegraph has seized control of the Barclay family’s property empire.
Sharjah ruler calls for protection of Palestinians’ education rights
On Saturday, Sheikh Dr Sultan bin Mohammed Al Qasimi, Supreme Council Member and Ruler of Sharjah, welcomed a delegation from Birzeit University (BZU) led by Dr Hanan Ashrawi, Chairperson of the …
Man charged with organised crime offences after Dubai extradition
A man has appeared in court on serious organised crime charges after being extradited from Dubai to Scotland. Stephen Jamieson, who was arrested in the United Arab Emirates on 16 September, arrived …
Rare lightning strike on Burj Khalifa captured by Dubai Crown Prince ‘Fazza’
Dubai saw an unusual moment this week when the city’s changing weather created a scene that quickly caught public attention. Amid heavy rain, lightnin.
Indian agency confirms asset seizures in probe linked to YouTuber’s Dubai cruise wedding
India’s Enforcement Directorate (ED) has confirmed searches, asset seizures and money-laundering allegations against YouTuber and social media influencer Anurag Dwivedi, days after reports linked a …
HollyShorts Dubai Wraps First Edition, Launches Competition for Middle East Film Students
HollyShorts Dubai has wrapped its first edition with the launch of a separate competition for film students across the Middle East and beyond.
How Sharjah dealt with adverse weather: Inside the emirate’s rapid response
The response underscored the emirate’s operational effectiveness of its public safety infrastructure during challenging weather conditions …
Sheikh Sultan receives delegation from Birzeit University in Sharjah
His Highness Dr Sheikh Sultan Bin Mohammed Al Qasimi, Supreme Council Member and Ruler of Sharjah, received on Saturday a delegation from Birzeit …
Future of UAE property: Flexible workspaces, green construction and premium home trends
The UAE real estate market is entering a new era, shaped not only by rising demand for commercial and residential property but by a deeper transformation in how people live, work and interact with …
The UAE enters 2026 with one of the region’s strongest investment backdrops – sectors, risks, and opportunities to look out for
As we head into 2026, the macro picture in the UAE remains supportive. The country has steadily shifted from an oil-dependent model into a diversified g …
USA, Israel, and UAE Discuss Using Gaza Gas to Fund Reconstruction
Western and Arab officials revealed discussions between the United States, Israel, and the UAE about the possibility of using offshore natural gas profits from Gaza to finance reconstruction of the se …
US, Israel and UAE discussed using Gaza gas to fund reconstruction, sources say
Discussions about monitising Gaza’s gas to contribute to reconstruction have taken place in recent weeks, as Gulf states balk at funding …