The killing of Rabbi Zvi Kogan, an Israeli-Moldovan resident of Abu Dhabi, has left the UAE’s Jewish community on edge.
Sheikh Mohamed receives President of Philippines in Abu Dhabi
President Sheikh Mohamed received Philippines President Ferdinand Marcos Jr in Abu Dhabi on Tuesday. The two leaders discussed ways to explore opportunities across sectors such as trade and sustainability.
Crypto influencers Ansem and BitBoy to battle as Crypto Fight Night returns to Dubai this December
Coinciding with the F1 Week in Abu Dhabi, the Dubai event is to bring the worlds of crypto and boxing together for an unforgettable evening of sport and networking, the organizers said …
Abu Dhabi’s Mubadala Capital to Take CI Financial Private in $3.4 Billion Deal
Canadian mutual fund manager CI Financial Corp. plans to go private in a C$4.7 billion ($3.4 billion) deal backed by Mubadala Capital, one of the largest-ever privatizations by an Abu Dhabi entity in the financial sector.
Crystal Palace takeover: Abu Dhabi and US money power £230m bid
A £230 million bid from Sportsbank, backed by significant investment from Abu Dhabi and North America, is putting pressure on John Textor to sell his stake in Crystal Palace. A potential blockbuster deal is brewing at Selhurst Park.
Global Media Congress 2024 begins in Abu Dhabi
The third edition of the Global Media Congress 2024 (GMC) opened on Tuesday at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre (ADNEC) and will run for three days.
UAE arrests three over death of rabbi Israel says was murdered in ‘antisemitic act of terror’
Authorities in the United Arab Emirates have arrested three people in connection with the death of an Israeli rabbi who, according to Israel, was killed in an “antisemitic act of terror.” Zvi Kogan, who also holds Moldovan citizenship and is a representative of Chabad,
Dubai’s Short-Term Rental Push Creates ‘Race to The Bottom’
A push by the Dubai government to introduce more short-term rentals into the market may have worked a little too well.
Family of British teen facing 20 years in Dubai prison pleads with country’s ruler
The family of an 18-year-old boy facing 20 years in jail for a fling with a girl, 17, have pleaded with the ruler of Dubai to let their boy come home. Marcus Fakana, from Tottenham, North London, had …
Israel confirms death of missing Abu Dhabi rabbi: ‘Abhorrent act of antisemitic terrorism’
Israel announced that United Arab Emirates authorities found the body of Rabbi Zvi Kogan, condemning his disappearance and death as “antisemitic terrorism.” …
UAE Considers EU-Style Plan to Penalize Polluters for First Time
The United Arab Emirates is weighing the introduction of a pollution-charging mechanism, which would cement its position as a regional leader in the fight against climate change.
Real Madrid legend Roberto Carlos surprises fans Dduring Dubai Fitness Challenge training clinic
Dubai, United Arab Emirates – Earlier this month, 30 kids and 30 adults taking part in a unique Real Madrid training clinic at NAS Sports Complex, were delighted to get a surprise visit from former Real Madrid footballer Roberto Carlos.
Dubai: New bus services to Global Village, 2 other areas from November 29
On the same day, RTA will also modify several bus routes to enhance passengers’ daily commutes, ensuring more comfortable journeys
Dubai: Residents warned against scammers posing as top officials, faking documents
The growing role of AI in these fraudulent activities was a key point of concern at the Dubai Financial Services Authority’s media roundtable …
‘Our son was arrested in Dubai over holiday fling, each day is an uphill battle’
Use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access information on a device and to provide personalised ads and content, ad and …
Would you pay Rs 1 lakh for tea? Video of Dubai cafe’s ‘Karak Gold’ chai goes viral
A cafe in Dubai has taken our humble chai to opulent heights as they are serving a ‘Gold Karak’ tea for Rs 1 lakh.
NYT changes headline about murdered Dubai rabbi following public outcry: ‘Call it for what it is’
The New York Times faced intense backlash on social media over a headline about Rabbi Zvi Kogan, who was murdered after he was abducted in Dubai last week.