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UAE Central Bank Penalises Bank for Sharia Violations, Halts New Customer Onboarding for Six Months

The Central Bank stated that the violations relate to the Sharia Governance Framework, which mandates that Islamic financial institutions ensure their products and services comply with Islamic law

We Slept to War, Woke to Peace’: Gulf Residents Reel After Iranian Missile Strike on Qatar

The attack, which Iran dubbed “Operation Glad Tidings of Victory,” was a direct response to the United States’ June 22 operation “Midnight Hammer,” which struck key Iranian nuclear facilities in Natanz, Fordow, and Isfahan

Flying Taxis to Transform Ras Al Khaimah’s Tourism, Rescue Missions by 2027

At the Mobility Live panel, Alolama and RAKTA's Tarek AbdRaboh emphasized how eVTOLs could revolutionize rescue operations in Ras Al Khaimah’s rugged regions like Wadi Naqab and Jebel Jais, offering quieter, more flexible access than traditional helicopters

Tensions in Strait of Hormuz Rattle Oil Markets and Spark Global Energy Fears

It is also a key transit route for liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports from Qatar and the UAE, and a lifeline for Asian economies dependent on Gulf energy supplies

Dubai Expat Builds Mini Burj Khalifa from 2 Million Recycled Chopsticks

The 57-year-old Lebanese businessman is leading a remarkable initiative to build a six-metre replica of the Burj Khalifa using two million recycled bamboo chopsticks, a project aimed at promoting sustainability and up-cycling in the UAE

UAE Marks Start of Summer with Solstice and Rising Temperatures

The summer solstice, which began at 06:42 UAE time, marks the point when the sun reaches its highest and northernmost position in the sky. It is a key astronomical event that signals the beginning of the summer season in the Northern Hemisphere
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