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ArticleUAE res­id­ents to see five major changes from today

UAE res­id­ents will see a num­ber of import­ant changes come into force today, affect­ing everything from daily com­mut­ing costs and salary pay­ments to the legal rights of young adults. The new meas­ures are expec­ted to have a dir­ect impact on...

ArticleHAJ PILGRIMS RETURN TO WARM WELCOME IN DUBAI

ArticleDubai Police at 70: A force to reckon with

From a mod­est force estab­lished in 1956 to a glob­ally recog­nised model of smart poli­cing, Dubai Police are cel­eb­rat­ing seven dec­ades of safe­guard­ing com­munit­ies, embra­cing innov­a­tion and help­ing shape Dubai’s rise as one of the world’s...

ArticleUAE eco­nomy expands 6.2% in 2025

The Fed­eral Com­pet­it­ive­ness and Stat­ist­ics Centre (FCSC) announced that the UAE’s real gross domestic product (GDP) grew by 6.2 per cent in 2025 com­pared to 2024, reach­ing Dh1.9 tril­lion. Non-oil GDP increased by 6.8 per cent dur­ing 2025...

ArticlePet­rol to cost more as diesel prices drop

The UAE Fuel Price Com­mit­tee has announced the retail prices for pet­rol and diesel for June 2026. Super 98 pet­rol is priced at Dh3.95 per litre, com­pared to Dh3.66 in May, while Spe­cial 95 pet­rol retails at Dh3.83, against Dh3.55. E-Plus...

ArticleDrunk driver falls asleep at junc­tion

A driver who fell asleep at the wheel after stop­ping his car in the middle of an inter­sec­tion in Dubai’s Naif dis­trict was fined Dh5,000 and banned from driv­ing for three months after author­it­ies found he was under the influ­ence of...