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US hands Gulf the world’s most powerful AI chips: Clears exports to UAE and Saudi Arabia

America is now sending advanced computer chips to the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia. This move supports their big plans for artificial intelligence. These nations are becoming key players in global technology. This partnership strengthens US influence and helps Gulf countries diversify their economies beyond oil. It marks a…

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Win Dh30,000 for best video? Dubai Police offer cash prizes at UAE SWAT Challenge

Dubai Police are inviting UAE residents to capture the upcoming UAE SWAT Challenge through a video contest, offering up to Dh30,000 in cash prizes. This initiative encourages creative storytelling, highlighting teamwork and human values displayed by elite tactical teams from around the globe. The contest aims to foster community engagement…

The Times of India

Toxic manager driving you crazy? What UAE employees can and can’t do

In the UAE, simply deeming your manager incompetent won't stand up in labour court. The law protects employees from harassment, discrimination, and abuse, not just poor leadership. If a manager's actions create a hostile environment or violate your rights, documentation and formal complaints to HR or MoHRE are crucial steps.…

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UAE unveils region’s first biometric payment system using face and palm scans

The UAE has launched the Middle East's first biometric payment system, enabling transactions via facial recognition or palm scans. This initiative, a proof-of-concept by the Central Bank of the UAE, aims to enhance convenience and security, positioning the nation as a leader in financial innovation and a digital-first economy.

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Bitcoin for car insurance? Dubai becomes first to accept crypto for insurance premium

Dubai's DIFC now allows a regulated insurer to accept crypto for policies, a first in the UAE. This move integrates digital assets directly into insurance payments, enabling Bitcoin to cover SUV, apartment, or health insurance. The development leverages blockchain's efficiency and programmable nature, bypassing traditional fees and offering 24/7 transactions,…

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'We'll see how things develop' - The UAE Tour stage win record holder will miss the 2026 edition following winter knee injury

Soudal-QuickStep star Tim Merlier's season start gets pushed back once again

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Alex Astridge hopes to inspire younger generation representing UAE at Olympics

Astridge was born in Cambridge but moved to the UAE as a baby.

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Disney CEO confirms Yas Island site for Disneyland Abu Dhabi

Disney CEO Bob Iger confirmed Disneyland Abu Dhabi will be built on Yas Island, marking the seventh global park and the first in the Middle East. Developed with Miral, the resort will feature a signature castle, climate-adapted attractions, and themed experiences, blending Disney magic with Emirati culture. Construction is expected…

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Nipah Virus Alert: Is the UAE at risk following recent cases in India?

India has intensified Nipah virus surveillance following two confirmed cases in West Bengal, with authorities assuring the situation is contained and under control. While no wider transmission is evident, health checks have been strengthened, and the public is advised to remain vigilant and report any symptoms.

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UAE reiterates ban on use of its territory for hostile actions against Iran

The UAE has reaffirmed its neutral stance, declaring its territory, airspace, and waters will not be used for military operations against Iran. The nation emphasizes diplomacy and de-escalation as the most effective means to resolve regional crises, prioritizing stability and adherence to international law.

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UAE weather forecast: Foggy mornings and humid conditions expected this week

Expect sticky, hazy mornings across the UAE with fog possible until January 31. Fair to partly cloudy skies will prevail, with chances of light, scattered rain in eastern and northern areas. Temperatures will rise Thursday before a noticeable drop Friday, bringing cooler, cloudier conditions and stronger winds.

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UAE influencers could face AED 10,000 fine for missing January 31 'Advertiser Permit' deadline

UAE content creators and advertisers must secure a mandatory Advertiser Permit by January 31, 2026, to avoid fines up to AED 10,000. This new regulation by the UAE Media Council aims to enhance transparency and professionalism in the digital advertising landscape.

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‘Lost interest’: Days after President’s Delhi visit, UAE scraps its airport deal with Pakistan

Abu Dhabi has reportedly scrapped its airport management deal with Pakistan, citing a failure to find a local partner. This comes as Pakistan strengthens defense ties with Saudi Arabia, while the UAE deepens its strategic partnership with India, signing multiple agreements during President Mohamed bin Zayed's recent New Delhi visit.

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Dubai Culture signs deal with Spotify to bring more local music to UAE listeners

Dubai Culture and Spotify have inked a groundbreaking MoU to boost the region's music scene. This strategic alliance aims to empower local artists with resources, mentorship, and data insights, fostering sustainable careers and global reach. The initiative promises a richer, more diverse musical landscape for listeners, ensuring Dubai's creators gain…

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“Brothers Forever”: UAE announces week-long nationwide festival celebrating decades of ties with Kuwait

The UAE is launching a nationwide celebration, "UAE and Kuwait: Brothers Forever," from January 25 to February 4, to honor its deep-rooted relationship with Kuwait. The week-long event features over 40 social, cultural, and entertainment activities across all seven emirates, highlighting economic, educational, media, cultural, and sporting ties.

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UAE weather alert: Rain and hailstorm hit Ras Al Khaimah, Fujairah as temperatures drop to 12°C

The UAE experienced a rare weather event as a low-pressure system brought hail and heavy rainfall to northern and eastern regions. Temperatures dropped significantly across the country, prompting advisories for motorists and residents to exercise caution due to reduced visibility and rough sea conditions. Fog is expected to develop in…

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UAE and Malaysia deepen anti-corruption cooperation through new agreement

The UAE Accountability Authority and the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission have formalized closer coordination on accountability and integrity. This Memorandum of Understanding aims to enhance anti-corruption efforts through collaboration, shared expertise, and stronger governance practices, promoting transparency and integrity in both nations.

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Dolphins just 2.5 hours from Dubai? Oman's ‘Norway of Arabia’, Khasab, steals UAE's weekend getaway crown

Oman's Khasab, dubbed the "Norway of Arabia," offers a stunning nature escape just hours from Dubai. This fjord-lined coastal town on the Musandam Peninsula boasts dramatic scenery, calm turquoise waters and playful dolphins. Accessible via a scenic road trip, it provides a serene break from city life with opportunities for…

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Cycling News

Kangaroos, crashes and a depleted team, but still Jay Vine claims Tour Down Under with biggest winning margin since 2004

'It was out of your control what happened … but I'm also incredibly proud of how we stepped up' says Australian UAE Team Emirates rider after second win at WorldTour opener

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Weekend desert trip? Sharjah cracks down on Mleiha National Park without permit, issues hefty fines

Sharjah authorities are cracking down on unauthorized entry into Mleiha National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Strict fines and legal action now await off-roaders and visitors without prior authorization. Access is limited to approved, guided tours to protect fragile archaeological treasures and the environment. Plan ahead to avoid penalties…

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5.8°C in the UAE? Unsettled weather forecast reveals winter turns wild as rain, dust and gusty winds roll

The UAE is bracing for a spell of unsettled winter weather, with a low-pressure system bringing clouds, light rain and gusty winds. Residents can expect intermittent showers, dropping temperatures and increased overnight humidity, alongside dust-raising winds that may affect visibility and outdoor activities. The forecast indicates a shift from typical…

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UAE: Dubai woman loses Dh10,000 in fake recruitment scam; police issue warning

A Dubai woman lost Dh10,000 to a fake social media recruitment agency. Scammers, posing as legitimate offices, lured her with attractive offers, requesting staged payments for a domestic worker. After the final transfer, they vanished. Dubai Police urge residents to use only licensed agencies and report suspicious activities to prevent…

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UAE orders release for 900+ Indian prisoners ahead of National Day

The UAE has released over 900 Indian prisoners as part of a humanitarian pardon ordered by President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan. This significant gesture, coinciding with National Day celebrations, includes the clearing of financial penalties, enabling a genuine fresh start for the inmates. The release strengthens the deep-rooted…

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United Arab Emirates plans to bankroll first ‘planned community’ in south Gaza

Exclusive: Blueprints describe a ‘case study’ community where residents submit biometric data to gain entry

Euronews

Tech workers poached by rival countries as race for talent intensifies

More than one in three STEM professionals are approached by rival companies about overseas roles, according to a global survey by SThree. Better quality of life and higher pay are the main reasons they consider relocating.

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