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Dubai resident to fly into space on next mission of Blue Origin

A resident of Dubai is all set to fly on Friday, May 20, on Blue Origins fifth human spaceflight. Hamish Harding, a British ex-pat of 14 years, will be one of the six people to take a short trip to the high frontier.

UAE signs new deal to send first Arab astronaut for 180 days mission to space

The UAE has signed a new agreement to send the first Arab astronaut for a 180-day long mission to the International Space Station very soon.

The industry is working to make the policy difficulties of orbital debris cleanup more manageable

Industry experts say policy issues around active debris clearance are not as tough to...

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UAE Ambassador visits London England temple to get inspiration for building same in Dubai

The UAE ambassador visited London to meet the Church leader at the London temple to understand the actual purpose of temples.

Sadio Mané completed medical tests, becomes new Al Nassr player

Riyadh, Saudi Arabia: Sadio Mane, Senegal and former Bayern Munich forward has completed medical tests in Dubai and will play alongside Portuguese legend Cristiano Ronaldo in RSL

Egypt: Minister of Culture Nevine Al Kilani honours actors at UTYS

The Minister of Culture, Nevine Al Kilani, witnessed the closing ceremony, distributed the awards for "University Theatre Youth Seasons", and honoured the stars who participated in the events.

Unprecedented Rainfall Floods Dubai, UAE Braces for Continued Wet Weather

The unusual weather patterns have prompted government authorities to take swift action, urging employees to work from home and continue distance learning in schools until the situation stabilizes

Flydubai CEO Calls for More Competition in Aviation Industry to Tackle Aircraft Shortages

The global aviation industry urgently needs a third, or even a fourth, major aircraft manufacturer to alleviate aircraft shortages and challenge the dominance of Airbus and Boeing, according to Ghaith Al Ghaith, CEO of Dubai-based airline flydubai

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Sharjah to Enhance Education Quality with Standardised Testing for Private Schools

The partnership aims to leverage the expertise and resources of both entities to create an effective assessment framework tailored for the emirate's private schools

Former Israeli PMs clash: Netanyahu sue Olmert in defamation case

On Monday, two former Israeli prime ministers appeared, for the first time, in the Tel Aviv Magistrate’s Court following the Netanyahu family’s libel case...

Tibetans persecution continues by Chinese authorities: reports

Lhasa, Tibet: Chinese Authorities continue to exploit Tibetans both inside and outside of Tibet for their cultural values and beliefs, wrote Janet Rice, a Senator in Australian Parliament, who has confirmed in the Tibet Rights reports.

Dubai witnesses shortage of drivers

A publicly owned Taxi Company of Dubai is looking for drivers, amid the demand for the transport witnesses a soar.

UAE doctors urged e-scooter riders to be careful amid increasing accidents

Some hospitals in the United Arab Emirates have reported an increase in the number of injuries resulting from e-scooter accidents. Doctors have advised riders to wear helmets and elbow pads and go with traffic rules.
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