Dubai is reimagining Al Jaddaf as a stunning creekside destination with waterfront living, retail, hospitality, and green spaces all in one. If you're watching Dubai's next big property hotspot, this is it.
Dubai is stepping up for Gaza airlifting medical supplies, evacuating critically injured patients to UAE hospitals, and filling the gaps where healthcare has collapsed. A vital lifeline when it's needed most.
Read MoreTired of crawling between Dubai, Sharjah, and Ajman every day? A Dh6 billion, 68km highway with up to 8 lanes is coming and it could change your commute forever.
Read MoreDubai gold prices continued to fall this week as global war tensions, strong US dollar performance, and high interest rates reduced investor demand for the safe-haven metal.
Read MoreThe UAE’s food supply system continues to operate smoothly despite ongoing geopolitical tensions, with authorities and retailers confirming that essential goods remain widely available. Experts say the country’s strength lies not just in resilience, but in its ability to adapt quickly to changing global conditions.
Read MoreThe UAE has launched the first phase of its R&D Tax Incentives Programme, offering up to 50% tax credit to businesses to boost innovation, attract investment, and support long-term economic growth.
Read MoreDubai has introduced a new law regulating shared housing across the emirate, setting occupancy limits, permit requirements, and strict safety standards. Violations could lead to fines of up to Dh1 million, while authorities aim to improve living conditions and ensure fair rental practices.
Read MoreHotels across the United Arab Emirates are reassuring guests and maintaining stable room rates despite ongoing travel disruptions in the region. Hospitality operators say their focus remains on guest safety, flexible bookings, and supporting travellers whose plans have been affected by flight cancellations and delays.
Read MoreEmirates is operating a limited flight schedule with over 100 services on March 5 and 6 as regional airspace disruptions continue to impact aviation across the Middle East.
Read MoreStudents across the United Arab Emirates will begin their spring break earlier than planned after authorities confirmed a revised holiday schedule for schools and universities. The decision applies to both public and private educational institutions across the country and gives students, teachers, and academic staff an earlier pause in the academic calendar.
Read MoreThe Dawoodi Bohra community, through its Dana Committee, is using data-driven planning to reduce food waste during Ramadan iftar gatherings in Dubai and across the UAE. By tracking attendance, adjusting portion sizes, and redistributing surplus food through partners such as the UAE Food Bank, the initiative promotes responsible consumption while maintaining the spirit of generosity.
Read MoreWith Ramadan 2026 approaching, UAE residents are preparing for a mid-February start to the holy month of fasting and reflection. Astronomical forecasts suggest Ramadan will begin around February 19, with Eid Al Fitr — the festival that follows — expected around March 20, accompanied by a multi-day public holiday.
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