Heart attacks often occur without warning, even in people who feel healthy. Cardiologists say a quick coronary calcium scan can detect silent heart disease early, helping patients take preventive action long before a medical emergency strikes
A haunting phone call from a besieged Palestinian child lies at the heart of Kaouther Ben Hania’s latest film, a docudrama that confronts viewers with the human cost of Gaza’s war and the struggle to bear witness
Phocuswright’s Middle East Travel Market Report 2025 reveals a tourism revolution driven by national investments, digital adoption, sustainability, and luxury demand, positioning the region as a global hub for culture-rich, high-spending experiences and intra-regional travel growth
President Trump’s $100,000 H-1B visa fee threatens U.S. tech hiring, opening the door for Gulf states to attract global AI talent with golden visas, mega-projects, tax incentives, and government-backed strategies driving their ambitions to rival global innovation hubs
In a significant step toward enhancing bilateral ties, the UAE and Trinidad and Tobago signed a mutual visa waiver agreement during the UN General Assembly, aiming to boost travel, diplomacy, and trade opportunities between the two nations
HDFC Bank’s Dubai International Financial Centre branch has been barred from taking new clients by DFSA, with restrictions on advisory and promotional activities. The bank emphasized the move won’t materially impact its global operations, amid regulatory probes into past controversies
Dubai Metro offers fans a hassle-free way to attend the Shabab Al Ahli vs Al Ain match. With parking expected to be limited, the RTA urges supporters to plan ahead and take the Metro directly to Stadium Station
Former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair is in high-level talks to potentially lead a post-war transitional authority in Gaza, backed by the White House, UN, and Gulf nations, with the aim of stabilising governance before returning control to Palestinians
The inaugural Riyadh Comedy Festival faces criticism from Human Rights Watch, which urges performers to speak out against Saudi Arabia’s human rights abuses and repression of free speech
Israel conducted its largest airstrike in Yemen, targeting Houthi military and intelligence facilities in Sanaa after drone attacks on Eilat injured 22 people. Civilian casualties were reported
The indefinite closure of the Allenby Bridge by Israel cuts off the West Bank’s only external gateway through Jordan. The decision has stranded thousands, blocked trade routes, and sparked political and humanitarian criticism amid intensifying Israeli-Palestinian tensions
Petrol prices in the UAE are expected to see minor adjustments in October as global oil markets remain stable. Recent crude supply developments and geopolitical risks continue to shape fuel pricing, directly impacting inflation, business costs, and consumer spending
Abdullah, 19, was shot dead while waiting at a Gaza food site. His story highlights the desperation of Palestinians amid famine, Israel’s military operations, and accusations of systematic targeting near aid centers run by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation
Emaar has confirmed the reopening of the Dubai Fountain on October 1, following a five-month renovation that upgraded its mechanical systems, lighting, and sound, delivering a more immersive, visually striking, and spectacular show for millions of visitors
Heart attacks often occur without warning, even in people who feel healthy. Cardiologists say a quick coronary calcium scan can detect silent heart disease early, helping patients take preventive action long before a medical emergency strikes
A haunting phone call from a besieged Palestinian child lies at the heart of Kaouther Ben Hania’s latest film, a docudrama that confronts viewers with the human cost of Gaza’s war and the struggle to bear witness
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian says targeting Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei would trigger war, amid deadly protests, internet shutdowns, and growing speculation over possible US military action against Tehran
As demonstrations sweep Iran, opposition leader Reza Pahlavi calls for targeted action against the Revolutionary Guard, tougher economic pressure and restored internet access to support protesters demanding an end to clerical rule