The UAE has officially been named the safest country in the world in 2025, beating out global giants and reaffirming its reputation as a secure haven for residents and tourists alike. From cutting-edge tech to robust policing, here’s how the nation became a global benchmark for safety.
Starting from the 2025–2026 academic year, all private schools in the UAE will be required to teach Arabic, Islamic education, and social studies to kindergarten students, regardless of curriculum. The Ministry of Education says the move aims to strengthen national identity, language skills, and social understanding from an early age.
Read MoreThe UAE's tech sector is set for major growth in 2025, driven by advancements in AI, cloud computing, blockchain, and IoT. With strong government support, world-class infrastructure, and a business-friendly environment, the country is attracting global tech firms and startups, positioning itself as a leading digital innovation hub.
Read MoreDubai has launched a Human–Machine Collaboration (HMC) classification system to label AI involvement in content creation. Featuring icons from "All Human" to "All Machine," the initiative promotes transparency and aims to reduce AI-related stigma, encouraging responsible use of AI in creative industries.
Read MoreDiscover how Dubai transformed from a desert trading post into a thriving global tech hub! Explore the visionary strategies, free zones, government support, and talent attraction initiatives that made this incredible "Sand to Silicon" journey possible, cementing its place in the digital future.
Read MoreDiscover how Dubai battles scorching desert heat with incredible urban climate control technologies! From misting streets & chilled pavements to innovative architecture & sustainable cooling, explore the unseen engineering marvels making outdoor life possible in this desert oasis.
Read MoreDiscover Dubai's ingenious battle against water scarcity! This post reveals how a desert city thrives with cutting-edge desalination, smart networks, advanced wastewater reuse, and cloud seeding. Explore its pioneering efforts in sustainable water management and agricultural innovation, transforming a parched land into a green oasis—a global blueprint for water security.
Read MoreStarting June 18, 2025, VFS Global now requires Schengen visa applicants in the UAE to complete an online application form before booking appointments. This rule aims to streamline processing and reduce errors. UAE citizens remain exempt, but residents of other nationalities must follow the new digital system for Europe travel.
Read MoreSheikh Mohammed has issued a law to settle disputes in citizen home building contracts, aiming for faster, amicable resolutions. Effective from Jan 1, 2026, it introduces mediation and expert adjudication before court, ensuring housing projects continue smoothly and citizens receive homes on time.
Read MoreAfter brief showers in Dubai and Al Ain, the UAE braces for more extreme heat today with temperatures soaring up to 49°C. The NCM warns of possible afternoon rain in eastern and southern areas due to cloud buildup, along with rising humidity and fog risk overnight. Residents are urged to stay hydrated and avoid sun exposure.
Read MoreAI is transforming the way UAE investors approach the stock market. With intelligent trading bots offering real-time analysis and emotion-free decisions, more residents are now relying on these tools to trade smarter, faster, and around the clock.
Read MoreAuthorities in the UAE have announced key road closures in Sharjah, Mirdif, and Academic City to make way for the Dubai Metro Blue Line and Etihad Rail construction, aiming to boost connectivity and cut traffic congestion significantly
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