Archer, facing a legal challenge in Dubai, firmly rejects Joby Aviation’s allegations of stolen trade secrets, asserting the claims are unfounded and part of a competitive dispute between the companies.
Archer, facing a legal challenge in Dubai, firmly rejects Joby Aviation’s allegations of stolen trade secrets, asserting the claims are unfounded and part of a competitive dispute between the companies.
Authorities in India have apprehended a man who had been wanted by Abu Dhabi police for allegedly committing a double murder, ending an international search that lasted several months recently.
Dubai’s recently introduced continuous lane markings have unexpectedly confused many routine commuters, leaving drivers unaware of the change and consequently facing penalties issued by traffic authorities for accidental violations there.
“The UAE is mourning the passing of Osama Al Shaafar, a former Federal National Council member and influential figure in the nation’s sporting community, remembered widely for his leadership, dedication, and legacy.”
“Tragedy strikes Ras Al Khaimah’s Old Corniche as two young boys drown, losing their lives while swimming. Authorities respond to the incident, urging the public to exercise caution near water.”
Heavy fog in Sharjah caused widespread flight delays and cancellations, prompting the airport to issue warnings advising travellers to monitor schedule updates and allow extra time for safety during travel.
Thick morning fog spread across multiple areas of the UAE, significantly reducing visibility and forcing motorists to drive cautiously, which in turn caused traffic to move more slowly than usual.
Arriving in Madinah, the son of a UAE resident who died in a Saudi bus accident reflected on his father’s character, saying he was a man who never caused harm.
A massive fire swept through a Japanese city, resulting in one fatality and causing extensive destruction to roughly 170 buildings, leaving widespread devastation and prompting urgent emergency response efforts today.
Tickets for the 2026 Dubai World Cup are officially on sale, with prices beginning from just Dh40, giving fans the chance to secure their spots at one of the world’s premier horse racing events.