Sharjah’s Ruler has encouraged the younger generation to live within their means, warning against taking on unnecessary loans simply to afford expensive vehicles or maintain a lavish lifestyle.
Sharjah’s Ruler has encouraged the younger generation to live within their means, warning against taking on unnecessary loans simply to afford expensive vehicles or maintain a lavish lifestyle.
An oil leak has spread along parts of Oman’s coastline, prompting authorities to advise residents and visitors to keep away from beaches impacted by the contamination.
Abu Dhabi Customs has cautioned residents about misleading messages circulating across online platforms, urging the public to remain vigilant and avoid responding to potentially fraudulent communications.
Meta is stepping up its international artificial intelligence ambitions as the global technology race heats up, facing growing competition from OpenAI and Anthropic in the US, while increasingly capable Chinese AI companies add further pressure to the rapidly evolving sector.
Dubai’s gold market continues to gain momentum, with the price of 24-carat gold climbing to Dh530.25, reflecting another upward move as the precious metal maintains its strong rally and remains firmly supported by prevailing market conditions.
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Suhail Star’s expected appearance on August 24 is being viewed as a seasonal milestone in the UAE, traditionally signalling the gradual retreat of intense summer heat and the approach of cooler temperatures in the months ahead.
The timing of Ramadan can affect the UAE’s holiday schedule, influencing how many additional days off residents may receive during the holy month and surrounding public holiday periods.
A new residential project in Khor Fakkan will involve reshaping the summit of Al Awain Mountain, following plans announced by the Ruler of Sharjah to make the site suitable for housing development.
From December, cafes, hotels and malls across the UAE will face new music licensing requirements, with businesses expected to pay applicable fees for playing recorded or live music within their premises.