Dhaka: Bangladesh has urged the United Arab Emirates (UAE) to lift the visa ban on its citizens and increase the recruitment of Bangladeshi workers. Meanwhile, the UAE has proposed to establish an ...

While three of these couples got married over two decades ago, the fourth tied the knot last year — all of them proving that ...

Miesha Strickland, co-owner of Blingh Couture, a new boutique in Beachwood's upscale La Place, faced an unexpected hurdle ...

However, the city is now grappling with increasing traffic and costs pressuring both its Emirati citizens and the foreign residents who power its economy. Dubai plans to move its airport ...

The Authors from the UAE initiative is a strategic move toward fostering partnerships that empower Emirati creators to share their works globally The UAE highlights its media contributions through ...

DUBAI, - United Arab Emirates billionaire Khalaf Ahmad Al Habtoor, who this week scrapped his investments in Lebanon, said the country was still not safe and that he had been threatened with being ...

JERUSALEM, - Thirdeye Systems, an Israeli military supplier, said it has sold a 30% stake to Emirati state-owned defense conglomerate EDGE for $10 million, in a rare public investment by an ...

JERUSALEM - Thirdeye Systems, an Israeli military supplier, said it has sold a 30 per cent stake to Emirati state-owned defence conglomerate Edge for US$10 million (S$13 million), in a rare public ...

The Abu Dhabi Wedding Show and ICCA Congress contribute ... We always encourage organisers to work with local Emirati artisans, performers and creatives to incorporate our culture into events ...

From humble beginnings as a small boat selling freshly caught fish in the 1980s to becoming a legendary seafood hotspot loved by locals and tourists alike, Bu Qtair’s story is nothing short of ...

But how much do you know about Emirati culture? The foundations that built Dubai as it is today, there is so much to explore when it comes to traditional Arabic foods, history, heritage and lifestyle.

Caught in the middle are both its Emirati citizens and the vast population of foreigners who power its economy — sparking rare public expressions of concern. “Dubai is on steroids but ...