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
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
UAE has temporarily frozen tourist and work visas for citizens of nine African and Asian nations under its 2026 policy. The ban, citing fraud, health, and security issues, impacts migrant workers, remittances, and tourism, with no official end date announced
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi warned Western powers that Tehran would not yield to pressure over its nuclear program as the UN sanctions snapback deadline approaches, with diplomacy hanging in the balance amid mounting threats and diplomatic rift
A 3,000-year-old gold bracelet from Cairo’s Egyptian Museum has been stolen and melted down. The Interior Ministry confirmed four suspects confessed and were arrested, while authorities seized the proceeds of the crime
India outlasted Oman by 21 runs in a thrilling Asia Cup group clash. Sanju Samson’s 56 powered India’s total, while Hardik Pandya’s brilliance and Arshdeep Singh’s landmark 100th T20 wicket denied Oman’s spirited chase in Abu Dhabi
The Kingdom’s private aviation sector is booming, attracting high-end travelers and fostering global tourism, with new domestic and international flight routes enhancing accessibility and convenience
Israel's ground offensive on Gaza City escalates, displacing thousands and drawing international criticism. UN inquiry accuses Israel of genocide in Gaza
Eight individuals were sentenced in Abu Dhabi for online child exploitation, facing jail terms up to 15 years and fines of Dh1 million, as authorities intensify efforts to combat cybercrimes targeting minors through social media and gaming platforms
Israel has bombed UNRWA schools in Gaza’s al-Shati camp, where displaced families had sought refuge, just after issuing expulsion orders. Residential buildings, including the al-Rayas block, are also under threat as the humanitarian crisis deepens with continued airstrikes
An Ethiopian maid and her boyfriend were convicted in Al Ain for multiple thefts from her employer’s villa. Both received three-month prison terms followed by deportation, after investigators uncovered security footage and testimonies exposing their repeated theft attempts
An Israeli airstrike in Doha targeted Hamas political bureau leaders during ceasefire discussions, killing five and injuring Qatari personnel, drawing sharp condemnation from Qatar and raising diplomatic tensions
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