Major UAE carriers including Emirates and flydubai restart limited operations as regional airspace restrictions ease following days of disruption caused by the escalating Middle East conflict involving the United States, Israel, and Iran
With thousands stranded due to airspace closures, Dubai healthcare organizations are providing free consultations, medicines, and mental health services, ensuring travelers with urgent medical needs receive support during their extended stay in the UAE
Iranian ballistic missiles and drones targeted the UAE for two consecutive days, killing three expatriates and injuring dozens, as air defence forces intercepted most threats and limited widespread damage
Dubai’s Hessa Street overhaul enters Phase 2 with bridges, tunnels and ramps designed to cut travel times to five minutes while serving 650,000 residents and doubling traffic capacity
From Abu Dhabi to Fujairah, Etihad Rail’s passenger trains promise punctual schedules, comfortable seating, Wi-Fi, and panoramic landscapes, reshaping everyday commuting and long-distance travel across the Emirates with reliable, modern transport options
A UK government review of more than 2,000 export licences found no proof that the UAE supplied arms to Sudan’s RSF, according to Home Secretary Yvette Cooper, a statement analysts say could reshape diplomatic debate around the conflict