Andrew Tate set up his ex-girlfriend by filing a false police report against her in Dubai, leading to her being held in the Middle Eastern city for more than a month … according to her new lawsuit.
IAAPA to host its first Middle East expo in March in Abu Dhabi
The International Association of Amusement Parks and Attractions will host its first expo in the Middle East at Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates.
New UAE Sweeping Banking Decree Looks to Cement Country’s Global Crypto Position
The UAE has enacted a federal financial decree bringing crypto and blockchain under traditional regulatory oversight by the Central Bank.
UAE pledges $1 billion investment in electricity for govt-controlled Yemen
The United Arab Emirates said on Wednesday it would invest $1 billion in the electricity infrastructure of government-held Yemen, which has been devastated by civil war.
Dubai’s DMCC Supports SMX’s Plan to Transform Precious Metals Markets
November 26, 2025 / There are rooms where the future whispers. Yesterday at the 2025 DMCC Precious Metals Conference, it did not whisper. It stared the global gold market in the face and asked a …
Sharjah Media City plans a recreation area on Khorfakkan road
Sharjah Media City (Shams) is carrying out a project to develop a new entertainment area on Khorfakkan road to be a family and tourist destination serving …
SCCI showcases Sharjah’s investment opportunities for Serbia businesses
The Sharjah Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SCCI) hosted the “Sharjah–Serbia Business Forum” at its headquarters to discuss prospects for …
Nomad Abu Dhabi Transforms Storied Airport Terminal Into Cultural Destination
The itinerant design fair lands at Terminal 1, drawing 8,000 visitors and regional royalty to explore Bottega Veneta’s anniversary exhibition, artists and regional talent.
Manar Abu Dhabi Illuminates a Growing Ecosystem of Creativity and Public Engagement
The sweeping open-air exhibition stretches from Al Ain’s 400-year-old fort to the mangrove islands of Jubail, recasting the U.A.E.’s cultural landscape through the elemental language of light.
Turkey Investigating Alleged Defense Industry Spying By UAE
Turkish authorities have arrested three people for allegedly spying on the country’s defense industry on behalf of United Arab Emirates’ (UAE) intelligence agencies. A Nov. 25 press release published …
EU rethinks UAE trade deal over alleged arms sales to Sudan
Members of the European Parliament demand that the EU end talks with the UAE over a trade deal. The UAE is suspected of sending arms to a Sudanese paramilitary accused of war crimes, which the Emirati …
Significant decline in traffic accident fatality rate in Sharjah
In an achievement that reinforces the Emirate of Sharjah’s lead in traffic safety indicators, Sharjah Police recorded a significant decline in the rate …
Sharjah Chamber showcases investment opportunities at Sharjah-Serbia Business Forum
The Sharjah Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SCCI) hosted the “Sharjah–Serbia Business Forum” at its headquarters to discuss prospects for developing economic relations and strengthening investment …
UAE Arms Maker Says Homegrown Air Defenses Are Top Priority
The United Arab Emirates’ largest weapons manufacturer says developing an air-defense system is its top priority, underscoring the Gulf nation’s growing worries of drone attacks.
UAE launches $1 billion ‘AI for Development’ initiative to advance digital infrastructure across Africa led by ADEX, the export financing arm of ADFD, and the UAE Foreign Aid …
The UAE has announced the launch of the ‘AI for Development’ initiative, worth $1 billion, to support and finance artificial intelligence projects in African countries.
UAE wins seat on Executive Office of Arab Information Ministers Council
The UAE has been elected to the Executive Office of the Arab Information Ministers Council during its meeting held at the headquarters of the General Secretariat of the League of Arab States in Cairo, …
Sharjah: Over 1,000 family-related police cases in 2025; how parents can protect kids
Sharjah Police is handling more than 1,000 family-related reports a year, reflecting both a significant rise in cases and growing public trust, according to Major Nassir Binamir, Head of the Family …