Kylian Mbappe has been left out of Real Madrid’s squad for the Spanish Super Cup in Saudi Arabia due to a knee sprain, prompting tactical changes as the European champions chase their first silverware of the year under mounting pressure
KPMG’s 2025 Female Leaders Outlook shows women across the Middle East leading with confidence and clarity, driving business growth through technology, ESG, and people-focused strategies despite gender bias and rising digital risks in an era of global economic uncertainty
Silver has emerged as the standout performer in global commodities, soaring nearly 75% this year to hit record highs. Analysts cite safe-haven appeal, booming industrial use, and persistent supply constraints as key drivers behind the metal’s remarkable ascent
The new Dubai permit enables free zone companies to operate in mainland markets, expanding opportunities for trade, government contracts, and local integration. The initiative aims to boost cross-jurisdictional business by 15–20% and benefit over 10,000 firms
Dubai’s dining scene takes to the outdoors with stunning terrace gardens that blend fine cuisine, lush greenery, and panoramic views. From Mediterranean escapes to desert chic, here are seven restaurants redefining alfresco dining in the city
Dubai and Abu Dhabi are buzzing this weekend with events ranging from luxury brunches and music festivals to desert spectacles and live concerts. Whether it’s food, culture, or nightlife, there’s a unique experience waiting for every taste and mood
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
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
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
Kazem, a Palestinian ice cream institution shuttered in Gaza during war, has reopened in Ajman, UAE. Serving ice cream and its renowned barrad drink, the shop offers Palestinian families a nostalgic taste of home and enduring resilience
Dubai gold prices soared to new highs, with 22K reaching Dh408 and spot gold climbing past $3,650. Analysts forecast sustained momentum amid global economic shifts, advising residents to hold for potential gains as markets await fresh US economic indicators
The telemedicine station features diagnostic tools like a pulse oximeter, thermometer, blood pressure monitor, glucometer, and ECG device. Vital signs are transmitted via Bluetooth to a Medcapture device, streamlining data collection and eliminating manual note-taking for enhanced efficiency and accuracy
Kylian Mbappe has been left out of Real Madrid’s squad for the Spanish Super Cup in Saudi Arabia due to a knee sprain, prompting tactical changes as the European champions chase their first silverware of the year under mounting pressure
New beach regulations and a digital tourism guide signal Saudi Arabia’s ambition to transform its coastline into a global attraction. The move aims to improve safety, sustainability, and investment while supporting Vision 2030’s tourism-driven growth strategy
Deadly protests across Iran have triggered escalating rhetoric between Tehran and Washington, after President Donald Trump warned of possible US action. Iranian officials condemned the remarks, while international concern grows over casualties and human rights