NextWhat Advertising has secured the marketing rights for VFS Global’s Visa Application Centre at Wafi Mall, Dubai. This location is one of the city’s most unique advertising destinations, attracting …
Emirati Leaders, Seeking to Project Calm, Go to the Mall
A video released by Dubai’s government of the Emirati president visiting a mall underscored the authoritarian country’s efforts to maintain its placid reputation amid spiraling violence.
Strait of Hormuz disruption threatens Middle East food imports
Parts of the Middle East are being cut off from vital food imports as vessels avoid the Strait of Hormuz, raising the risk of shortages across the Gulf and adding pressure to already high food prices …
UAE has essentials to cover six months, imports continue
The ministry conducts daily monitoring of stock levels at suppliers and major retail centres and maintains real time price oversight …
Iran war: Pak plans to import oil via Red Sea
The United States has been pressuring India to halt oil imports from Russia. Following the war, India reportedly took oil cargoes from Russia in bulk to secure fuel supplies through the Red Sea.
Dubai Abu Dhabi news LIVE: UAE ‘considering’ military action against Iran; loud explosions heard in Dubai
Dubai has confirmed that the sounds heard in several parts of the city were the result of air defence interception operations. Meanwhile, the UAE is reportedly considering taking military action …
How Dubai’s safe-haven status is being put to the test
By Hadeel Al Sayegh, Rachna Uppal and Federico Maccioni DUBAI/ABU DHABI, March 2 (Reuters) – For decades, Dubai’s sales pitch featured gleaming skylines, tax-free salaries, ease of doing business and …
Dubai caught in a geopolitical storm. Will it hurt its billionaire-friendly image?
According to the latest Henley Partners Private Wealth Migration Report, at least 9,800 millionaires were projected to move to the UAE in 2025 alone.
WATCH: UAE President, Dubai Crown Prince visit shopping mall amid regional conflict, people impressed
People of Dubai lauded UAE President Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan and Crown Prince Hamdan for a surprise visit to a popular mall amid an ongoing conflict in the Middle East.
Dubai, UAE, Iran War LIVE News Updates: Dubai and Abu Dhabi flight to India resume, no hotel guest to be evicted
Flight Services Resume Partially: IndiGo will operate four return flights to Jeddah in Saudi Arabia as part of efforts to progressively normalise operations. Limited operations at Dubai International …
Sharjah to inaugurate 17 new mosques by end of Ramadan
The Sharjah Department of Islamic Affairs has announced the completion of its plans to inaugurate 17 new mosques across Sharjah and its suburbs.
Is Dubai Still Safe? Iran’s Barrage Tests The UAE’s Safe-Haven Reputation
Experts warn that geography alone could alter investor psychology. Prashant Ajmera, founder of Ajmera Law Group, said that people will see how close it is to Iran, which can bomb the UAE at any time., …
Isabel Oakeshott blasts ‘talking potato’ Ed Davey, after he insists Brits in Dubai pay UK taxes
A war of words has broken out between Ed Davey and high-profile Brits in Dubai, after he insisted they should be coughing up more.
Dubai-Abu Dhabi News Live: First flight from Abu Dhabi lands in Bengaluru as air travel resumes
The UAE has shut its Tehran embassy and recalled its ambassador after Iran’s retaliatory Gulf strikes killed four people and wounded dozens …
Dubai-Abu Dhabi news live updates: 15 passenger planes take off from Abu Dhabi as UAE announces ‘special flights’
Dubai-Abu Dhabi news live updates: The United Arab Emirates has strongly condemned Iranian missile attacks targeting both the UAE and Oman, calling them a “dangerous escalation” and announcing the …
Where to see daily fireworks displays during Ramadan 2026
Dubai Creek will also host nightly fireworks displays all throughout Ramadan, according to the Dubai Media Office. These displays are intended as shared public moments that bring communities together …
Explainer: What business leaders should do during regional escalation, according to UAE CEOs
UAE business leaders tell Arabian Business that as regional tensions persist, strong crisis leadership depends on early action, clear communication and putting people before performance. Here is what …