A United Nations panel is demanding that Dubai produce “evidence of life” for Sheikha Latifa, two months after the princess said in dramatic video footage that she was being held prisoner.
Your evening longread: How Dubai became the world’s influencer capital
EVERY WEEK, WE bring you a round-up of the best longreads of the past seven days in Sitdown Sunday.And now, every weeknight, we bring you an evening longread to enjoy which will help you to escape the …
Abu Dhabi’s energy firm TAQA sells $1.5 billion in bonds
Abu Dhabi National Energy Company (TAQA), owned by Abu Dhabi state-owned holding company ADQ, sold on Tuesday $1.5 billion in dual-tranche bonds comprising …
UN urges UAE to prove Princess Latifa is alive
The UN has called for the United Arab Emirates to provide “concrete” proof that Princess Latifa Al Maktoum, the daughter of Dubai’s ruler reportedly being held in detention, is alive.In a statement …
Princess Latifa: UN calls for ‘concrete’ proof of life from UAE
The UN has called for the United Arab Emirates to provide “concrete” proof that Princess Latifa Al Maktoum, the daughter of Dubai’s ruler reportedly being held in detention, is alive. In a statement …
UAE views climate challenge as economic opportunity in virtual Atlantic council session ahead of leaders summit on climate
H.E. Dr. Sultan Al Jaber, Minister of Industry and Advanced Technology and UAE Special Envoy for Climate Change tells Atlantic Council how the UAE is partnering with the US and others to raise climate …
African gang snatches bag containing Dhs125,000 from Asian employee in Dubai
According to his testimony, the victim withdrew Dhs110,000 and put it inside his bag which already contained Dhs15,000, 4 checkbooks, a passport and a phone.
Mary Robinson welcomes UN’s call for meaningful information on fate of Dubai’s missing Princess Latifa
Former President Mary Robinson has welcomed UN human right experts calling on the United Arab Emirates to provide information on a missing Dubai princess.
Dubai: Man arrested for dangerous driving, not following police orders
Police in Dubai arrested a young driver for failing to comply with the instructions of police officers and driving dangerously.According to a statement released on Tuesday, the Dubai Police in …
Sharjah Islamic Bank Runs “Mirk At Your Doorsteps” Ramadan Initiative For Second Consecutive Year
Sharjah Islamic Bank, in cooperation with Sharjah Charity International, launched its Ramadan community initiative “Mirk at your doorsteps ” for the sec …
Schneider Electric to support the development of Sharjah’s first waste-to-energy plant
CNW/ – Schneider Electric has been awarded the contract to supply a range of electrical solutions at the Sharjah Waste to Energy facility, the first of …
Abu Dhabi to host Fina World Swimming Championships in December
Some of the world’s best short-course swimmers will be vying for the honours at the state-of-the-art Etihad Arena …
Video: Dh2,000 fine for using public bus stops for pickup, drop-off or parking in Abu Dhabi
Practice impedes traffic flow, delays bus services and endangers bus users, ITC warns Abu Dhabi: Motorists found parking their vehicles in bus stops, or using them to stop and pick up or drop off …
German expat in Dubai loses Dh45,000 to phishing attack
Timna Sophia, 32, a German expatriate, felt the ground open up before her on April 10. Soon, she was overcome with horror, trauma, despair, and vulnerability.Sophia’s woes started after she was …
Release Dubai’s Princess Latifa, UN experts tell UAE
Statement comes two months after BBC video in which Dubai ruler’s daughter said she was being held hostage …
90 per cent of UAE citizens and residents happy with government services, study says
New survey also finds people feel the services sometimes lack ‘attentiveness’ Dubai: A new survey on Tuesday said 90 per cent of UAE citizens and residents are happy with the government services they …
India Covid cases surge: UAE expats cancel Eid holiday plans
Many Indian residents have long been waiting for this year’s Eid Al Fitr, hoping to finally celebrate with their families back home after bearing with travel restrictions last year. But with the surge …