Businesses across the UAE are continuing to experience steady and strong growth, demonstrating resilience and consistent performance, with many companies expanding operations, increasing revenues, and maintaining momentum despite evolving market challenges and economic fluctuations.
Hatta Police have officially commended a Dubai Municipality employee for their honesty and quick action in recovering and returning a tourist’s lost bag, which contained important documents, including the traveler’s passport, ensuring it was safely returned.
The UAE’s weather authority announced that light seismic activity was detected in the Musandam region, confirming that a minor tremor occurred, with monitoring systems tracking the event and reporting no immediate impact on residents or infrastructure.
Once barren desert land in Mleiha now hosts a cutting-edge Sharjah dairy facility, offering a behind-the-scenes look at how innovation, sustainability, and scale combine to produce 600 tonnes of fresh milk every single day daily.
Authorities in Abu Dhabi have confirmed that several traffic diversions and road restrictions will be implemented in preparation for New Year celebrations, aiming to manage vehicle flow, enhance safety, and ensure smooth movement during the festivities.
Dubai’s gold market experienced a sharp decline, with prices dropping approximately Dh18 per gram within a single day, marking a significant shift that could influence buying decisions and market sentiment among investors and consumers alike.
In the UAE, the division of properties owned by expatriates following a divorce is governed by specific legal frameworks, which determine how assets are distributed between spouses, taking into account ownership, residency, and applicable personal or civil laws.
South Korean prosecutors have formally requested a decade-long prison sentence for former president Yoon Suk Yeol, intensifying the legal reckoning over his controversial decision to impose martial law last year. The request was made on Friday, December 26, marking another significant development in a case that has deeply shaken the country’s democratic foundations, according to …
The UAE has introduced a new law aimed at protecting children from digital threats, ensuring their safety online, and encouraging responsible and secure use of technology across various platforms.
Sharjah has launched a newly designated licence plate category specifically for classic cars and motorcycles, aiming to recognise vintage vehicles while improving registration, classification, and identity for owners across the emirate.
