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'Passion for people': How Emirati women handle challenges of working in retail
In the vibrant UAE retail industry, ladies such as Maryam Mohammed, Afraa Adam, and Noora are more than just workers. They are success stories exemplifying how hard work and enthusiasm pave the pathway to success in any field. While
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Gold prices in UAE: Will precious metal dip to $2,200 or hit $4,600? Experts reveal trend
Gold prices in Dubai have been rallying for the past few years but may not continue in the near future due to “accumulated overbought conditions.” As such, that analyst suggests that it may be more likely to see prices decrease,
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Over 10,000 tourists, expats file to get married in Abu Dhabi in 2025
More than 10,000 couples from outside the UAE applied for civil marriage at the Abu Dhabi Civil Family Court from January to June 2025, the Abu Dhabi Judicial Department reported this week. The latest figures show a jump of around 20 percent over
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Back to school in UAE: How teachers prepare one week in advance for new academic year
After almost eight weeks of summer recess, UAE teachers returned to classrooms for a series of professional development workshops. Key sessions
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Dubai Airport's new AI corridor allows passengers to clear immigration without stops
Dubai Airport (DXB) has introduced a revolutionary AI corridor that lets a group of passengers clear immigration in just a couple of
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UAE: Emiratis can now renew passports one year in advance
As of August 18, 2025, UAE citizens will be able to renew their passports up to a year prior to the expiry date rather than the traditional six
Read MoreDubai: 3 women arrested for performing illegal cosmetic procedures at apartment
In a residential apartment, the Dubai Police arrested three women for practicing medicine and cosmetic procedures illegally without a license. Authorities reported the illegal operations as a serious danger to the public and a violation of the
Read MoreDubai: Lowering speed limits not enough to slow down drivers, study finds
As in Deira and Bur Dubai, older districts in Dubai are characterized by having dense layouts and narrow roads, which facilitate traffic moderation. This is in opposition to newer neighborhoods which are characterized by wide, open
Read MoreSharjah library turns 100: How Ruler's home turned into a cultural landmark
The Sharjah Public Library serves as a monument to the emirate's forefathers literary and scholarly pursuits for 1 century. It started from the private collection of the then ruler of Sharjah, Sheikh Sultan bin Saqr Al Qasimi, in 1925.
Read MoreEmirates sets new rules for power banks onboard flights from October 1
Emirates has announced that as of October 1, 2025, all types of power banks will be prohibited on board. However, Emirates customers are allowed to carry one power bank onboard with the conditions stated below. Power banks cannot be used on the
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