DUBAI • The United Arab Emirates said on Friday that Sheikha Latifa, one of the ruler of Dubai’s daughters, was being cared for at home as the UN human rights watchdog asked the UAE for proof that she …
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93% of residents say they feel very proud to live in the UAE
The Ministry of Community Development, through the National Happiness and Wellbeing Programme, and the National Wellbeing Council, launched the National Happiness and Wellbeing Survey in February 2020 …
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UN rights office asks UAE for proof that captured princess is alive
The UN Human Rights Office has asked the United Arab Emirates whether the vice president’s daughter, Princess Latifa, is still alive, a spokesperson said in Geneva on Friday.
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Photos: UAE leaders, Bahrain King discuss ties
The meeting occasioned an exchange of cordial talk about the longstanding fraternal relations between the two nations.
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UAE, Bahrain leaders discuss ways to boost brotherly ties
King Hamad Bin Isa Al Khalifa of Bahrain, on Saturday received, at his residence in the UAE capital, His Highness Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President, Prime Minister and Ruler of …
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Tanks, rifles, submarines to vie for eyeballs at Abu Dhabi expo
Abu Dhabi is flaunting defence machineries as it hosts the first major exhibition since the pandemic hit the globe. More than 900 companies from 59 countries will be exhibiting armoured vehicles, …
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Abu Dhabi sets fines upto Dhs250,000 for schools flouting virus protocols
Based on inspections, non-compliant nurseries can be immediately moved to distance learning for a week, or fined.
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VIDEO: Abu Dhabi Police share video of ‘rogue’ motorist bypassing traffic
The police said such reckless behaviour of the driver is dangerous for everyone. The motorists not only is breaking the traffic law, but also preparing the ground for a major accident.
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Abu Dhabi: Up to Dh250,000 fine for Covid violations at schools
As schools throughout Abu Dhabi continue to reopen, authorities have said regular inspections will ensure compliance with Covid safety protocols.ALSO READ:>> New Covid safety rules for Abu Dhabi …
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International Defence Conference kicks off in Abu Dhabi
ABU DHABI – Under the patronage of President His Highness Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan, the International Defence Conference 2021 kicked off this morning in Abu Dhabi. For the first time, the …
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UAE’s anti-polio drive in Pakistan honourable
The UAE is reputed for its humanitarian approach to issues, which reflects intrinsic Arab spirit. Its role in combating polio particularly in Pakistan, is simply stellar, in short. And the person who …
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Collaborate to become a powerhouse: UAE to regional peers
The UAE has embraced fourth industrial revolution technologies, and always welcomed opportunities to collaborate.
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Dubai’s prime areas lifting real estate market
Dubai’s prime areas such as Downtown, Dubai Hills and The Palm are leading the recovery in the emirate’s property market, rising up to 30 per cent in some vicinities, with the middle segment pegged to …
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Sharjah Islamic Bank to pay 8% cash dividends as profits rise to Dh405.8 million in 2020
Total customer deposits increased by 23 per cent to reach an amount of Dh33.6 billion compared to Dh27.3 billion at the end of 2019 …
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UAE Covid-19 vaccine: Active coronavirus cases down
Healthcare professionals note that the country’s robust vaccination drive has been instrumental in keeping the numbers in check.
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UAE ranks first in Arab World for remote working, 31st globally
UAE surpasses Italy, Japan, Hong Kong, Ireland, Malaysia, Russia, the US and China, while the country ranked second among best countries for the speed and efficiency of internet connections.
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‘I am truly afraid for her’: Princess Latifa’s best friend urges the world to act and calls for tourists to boycott Dubai over royal ‘held hostage’ by her own family
Tiina Jauhiainen, the best friend of Princess Latifa, has dismissed claims from Dubai’s ruling family saying she is being cared for at home, and accused them of imprisoning her at home.
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