UAE air defense systems successfully neutralized the incoming threat, though the resulting debris sparked two fires in the industrial area. Representational Image Abu Dhabi: Shrapnel from an …
Five injured in Abu Dhabi after missile intercepted near KEZAD, authorities say
Five people were injured and two fires broke out in Abu Dhabi on Saturday as a result of debris falling from a ballistic missile interception, the emirate’s media office said.
Dubai, UAE News Live Updates: At least 12 US soldiers injured in attack on Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia
Among the wounded, at least two suffered shrapnel injuries that were not considered life-threatening. Several others were also affected, but the exact nature of their injuries was not immediately …
UAE petrol prices, Eid holiday dates, Dubai property demand, Hormuz disruption impact – 10 business stories you missed this week
UAE petrol price changes, Dubai property demand , Hormuz disruption and business resilience – 10 stories you missed this week …
Al-Futtaim’s Malls report strong Ramadan & Eid performance, signaling positive momentum and long-term resilience for the retail sector
DUBAI, UAE – Al-Futtaim Real Estate saw strong trading momentum across its UAE malls portfolio including Dubai Festival City Mall, Festival Plaza and Arabian Center during the 2026 Ramadan and Eid …
Fourth Pakistani killed in UAE as missile debris hits Abu Dhabi area
A fourth Pakistani national has died in Abu Dhabi after missile debris struck a residential area. The Embassy is coordinating repatriation efforts for the deceased.
New Gulf Shipping Route via Khor Fakkan and Sharjah Emerges Amid Hormuz Crisis
Cargo volumes at Iraq’s main deep-water port of Umm Qasr Port have dropped by around 50% since the outbreak of the war, according to …
UAE retail resilience: Al-Futtaim malls record 8 per cent Ramadan, Eid sales growth as Dubai Festival City Mall leads
Al-Futtaim Real Estate reports 8 per cent sales growth in UAE malls during Ramadan and Eid, led by Festival City Mall’s 12 per cent rise …
Sharjah Charity International steps up weather monitoring efforts
Sharjah Charity International has intensified its emergency preparedness as its Crisis and Disaster Team continues to hold daily meetings to monitor …
Riyadh, Dubai delay finance events as Iran war disrupts region
A growing number of state-backed conferences across key Middle Eastern hubs are being postponed as Iranian attacks on Gulf countries disrupt travel and raise security concerns.
Dubai World Cup 2026: Despite The War, The Race Is On
A peninsula jutting into the Strait of Hormuz may not seem the ideal location for a horse race now. But the Dubai Racing Club is staging the Dubai World Cup on Saturday.
Dubai hosts racing World Cup despite Middle East turmoil
The Dubai World Cup will go ahead on Saturday despite the Emirate being on the frontline of Iran’s retaliation against US-Israeli attacks.
Horse racing-Dubai World Cup gallops on amid Middle East conflict
March 27 (Reuters) – One of horse racing’s richest paydays will go ahead on Saturday as the Dubai World Cup becomes the first major international sporting event in the region since war broke out in …
Burj Khalifa hit by lightning as Dubai suffers flooding after storms and heavy rainfall
Dubai has been hit by overnight flooding after “intense downpours” hit several cities in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), prompting officials to issue warnings.
VIDEO: Man sails on makeshift float through flooded Al Khan in Sharjah
A man was seen sailing on a makeshift float through flooded streets in the Al Khan area of Sharjah, as heavy rains continued to lash parts of the …
Dubai crude’s premium slumps as sellers pile offers on to TotalEnergies
By Florence Tan and Siyi Liu SINGAPORE, March 27 (Reuters) – The spot premium on Dubai crude oil, which has soared since war began in Iran, fell by more than half this week after sellers piled on …
Gulf States Crack Down on Videos of Iranian Attacks Posted Online
The authorities have made a wave of arrests to stop people posting footage of strikes, citing security risks. Experts also see a fear of damage to the countries’ image as safe havens.