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Dubai: More UK, European students choose to study in the city

According to a faculty member from a top global business school students from all over the world and particularly from the UK and Europe are increasingly opting for Dubai for their educational and career advancement. According to specialists

UAE: Best, worst government department rankings not meant to name and shame

A top official stated that the UAE government department rankings do not aim to single out departments for criticism. All emirates are driven to achieve excellence through their “long-standing commitment to progress.” Huda Al Hashimi,

At least 18 injured as Delta plane flips upside down in Toronto crash

The Delta Air Lines jet carrying 80 passengers crash-landed at Toronto's main airport on Monday and overturned according to officials while resulting in at least 18 injuries but no fatalities. The airline announced that Endeavor Air Flight

UAE weather: Light rainfall in some areas; rise in temperatures expected

On Monday, February 17 various regions of the UAE will have partly cloudy to cloudy skies while coastal and eastern areas might see light

UAE: Non-alcoholic ale with halal certification launched in Dubai

A Russian expat in Dubai introduced a halal beverage that takes inspiration from an ancient drink from the Arabian Peninsula which originated

Dubai new Salik toll gates: How traffic patterns on key roads have changed

Experts predict that the full effects of added toll gates and dynamic pricing will emerge over the next ten years in Dubai. According to Dr Khaled

UAE calls for ceasefire in Sudan during Ramadan, pledges $200 million in aid

The United Arab Emirates demanded a humanitarian ceasefire during the forthcoming Ramadan period amidst the Sudan war. Regional leaders gathered in Ethiopia on Friday to discuss the ongoing conflict when the appeal was made. Reem Al-Hashimy,

Multiple vehicles crash after stopping for minor accident in Abu Dhabi

Dubai: Abu Dhabi Police posted a video that depicts how a driver who stopped on a highway after a small crash caused multiple vehicles to crash into each other. The event demonstrates why drivers should quickly clear the road after a collision to

UAE: When will Ramadan begin? Experts predict start date for holy month of fasting

The UAE's International Astronomy Centre (IAC) reported on Thursday that most Muslims globally will likely begin Ramadan fasting on Saturday, March 1 after the crescent's appearance in the sky the previous night. Mohammed Shawkat Odeh

Sharjah announces 20% tax on natural resources companies in new law

Authorities declared on Thursday that Sharjah-based companies operating in both extractive and non-extractive natural resource activities must now pay 20 per cent corporate tax. Extractive companies perform the operations of extracting raw