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Monday ، 06 April 2026
New Investment Opportunities Freehold Ownership for All Arab Nationalities
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Wednesday، 08 April 2026
Sanzen Begins Sukoon in Sharjah — A New Residential Community Built Around Everyday Wellbeing
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Thursday، 02 April 2026
No Layoffs, Salaries On Time: Danube Group Chairman Rizwan Sajan Assures Its 6000+ Workforce Despite Geopolitical Uncertainty
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Thursday، 02 April 2026
AL JUNAIDI REAL ESTATE LAUNCHES FLEXIBLE PAYMENT PLAN FOR “ALTAY VILLAS” IN SHARJAH
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Wednesday، 01 April 2026
Danube Properties Unveils AED 3.5M+ ‘Greenz’ Master Community in Dubai’s High-Growth Academic City
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Monday ، 16 March 2026
«Al Junaidi Real Estate» Signs MoU with DXR Real Estate to Market «Ti Villa» Project
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Wednesday، 25 February 2026
Cricket Legend Brett Lee Moves to Dubai, Buys Home in Danube
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Thursday، 19 February 2026
Al Ain University and Appolonia & Synergy Holding Sign Strategic MoU to Advance Medical Education and Clinical Training
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Monday ، 16 February 2026
“W Capital” Wins “Emaar” Award as Top-Selling and Marketing Performer in 2025
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Tuesday، 03 February 2026
W Capital: Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) Expansion of AED 100 Billion Boosts Real Estate Market Momentum
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Emirates News

UAE weather tomorrow: Light rains expected; Dubai to see high of 27ºC

  As temperatures rise across the UAE, residents in some areas can expect relief with rains on Friday, April 17, according to a forecast by the National Centre of Meteorology (NCM). Light rainfall is expected over some western coastal areas and islands, as conditions remain partly cloudy to cloudy overall.  The sea will be moderate to slight in the Arabian Gulf and rough in the Oman Sea, with wave height reaching 6ft until 3am on Friday.Temperatures in major cities of Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Sharjah will see highs of 27ºC, 29ºC and 29ºC, while witnessing lows of 20ºC, 21ºC and 20ºC respectively.
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UAE schools reopen with flexible return, hybrid learning for students still abroad

  As schools across the UAE prepare for in-person classes starting Monday, April 20, teachers are stepping up efforts to ensure no student is left behind, especially those still overseas or unable to return immediately. The move follows more than a month of distance learning, introduced after the Ministry of Education (MoE) shifted schools online on March 2 amid regional tensions linked to the US-Israel-Iran war. While classrooms will come alive again, the transition may not be uniform for all families. Against this backdrop, institutions have been in discussions with the Knowledge and Human Development Authority (KHDA) to fine-tune reopening strategies that balance safety, flexibility and emotional well-being. Support for students unable to return immediately Simon Jodrell,.
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UAE parents make alternative arrangements as school buses remain suspended

  Parents in the UAE have begun making alternative arrangements after the Ministry of Education announced that school bus services will be postponed. While some working parents opted to take taxi services, others decided to continue online schooling for the time being.“I decided to keep my son at home for online learning,” said Dubai parent Marina Paul. “We live along the Al Qudra corridor and school transport was a main deciding factor when picking a school for my eight-year-old son. We are both working parents and have no option to drop or pick him up. In the morning, our school sent out a survey on whether we want to resume schooling in person or online. I first picked in-person learning but when I heard the news about school buses, I changed it to online.
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Latest News

UAE weather tomorrow: Light rains expected; Dubai to see high of 27ºC

  As temperatures rise across the UAE, residents in some areas can expect relief with rains on Friday, April 17, according to a forecast by the National Centre of Meteorology (NCM). Light rainfall is expected over some western coastal areas and islands, as conditions remain partly cloudy to cloudy overall.  The sea will be moderate to slight in the Arabian Gulf and rough in the Oman Sea, with wave height reaching 6ft until 3am on Friday.Temperatures in major cities of Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Sharjah will see highs of 27ºC, 29ºC and 29ºC, while witnessing lows of 20ºC, 21ºC and 20ºC respectively.
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US House rejects bid to curb Trump's Iran war powers

  The US House of Representatives on Thursday rejected a Democratic effort to curb President Donald Trump's authority to wage war in Iran, dealing the opposition another setback in its campaign to force Congress back into decisions over military action in the Middle East. The 214-213 vote, with one abstention, was held after Democrats forced the issue onto the floor. It came as unease over the six-week conflict continued to spread on Capitol Hill, with lawmakers wary of rising costs, an unclear endgame and the risk of a wider warThe measure would have required Trump to end US military operations against Tehran unless Congress explicitly approved them, invoking the 1973 War Powers Resolution that limits presidential freedom to conduct prolonged hostilities without lawmakers'.
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Essential insurance policies: How to protect your assets in UAE

What insurance policies are essential to have in the UAE — health, car, life, home — and how do I determine the right coverage and provider? — Tom Harken Insurance isn’t about making money‭. ‬It’s about protecting your life from financial disaster‭.‬ Too many people either buy too little insurance or buy the wrong kinds entirely‭. ‬The key is understanding which risks could truly derail your financial life and protecting against those first‭.‬ Health Insurance Health insurance is one of the most important protections you can have‭. ‬Medical costs can rise quickly‭, ‬and serious illness can‭ ‬destroy savings if you’re not properly covered‭.‬ In the UAE‭, ‬health insurance is mandatory in some Emirates‭.
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Gold prices rise in Dubai amid hopes of US-Iran peace deal

  Gold prices rose on Thursday morning in Dubai, gaining Dh4.5 per gram, as the dollar softened amid hopes of a US-Iran peace deal. According to Dubai Jewellery Group data, the 24K gold priceopened at Dh582.5 per gram on Thursday, compared to Dh578.0 per gram at the close of the market on Wednesday. Spot gold was up 0.76 per cent at $4,838.15 per ounce, while silver rose 1.5 per cent to $80.66 per ounce.Rania Gule, senior market analyst for Mena at xs.com, said gold is currently moving within a relatively narrow sideways range, a behaviour that reflects a cautious balance between opposing forces simultaneously influencing the market.“This fluctuation is not merely a passing movement, but a clear expression of a state of ‘intelligent anticipation’ among investors.
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Arabic & Global

ROX Motor opens regional headquarters in Abu Dhabi

Abu Dhabi Investment Office (ADIO) has announced a partnership with global luxury new energy vehicle (NEV) brand ROX Motor to establish the company’s regional headquarters in Abu Dhabi, marking a significant milestone in its regional expansion, and collaboration with Abu Dhabi’s emerging automotive sector. The announcement came during DRIFTx, Abu Dhabi’s flagship international exhibition for smart and sustainable mobility, organised by ADIO’s Smart and Autonomous Vehicle Industries (SAVI) cluster as part of its commitment to accelerate real-world deployment by integrating policy, infrastructure and industry. Supported by ADIO, the new headquarters will serve as the central base for ROX Motor’s regional operations, coordinating sales, after-sales services.
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Cradle of civilisation at risk of erosion in Iraq due to climate change
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UAE-Türkiye ties deepen as bilateral trade, cooperation reach new heights
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World News

Dubai's 'Smart Eye' to use drones to predict disease spread, monitor plant health

  Dubai Municipality has signed several new partnerships to improve the forecasting of infectious diseases and monitor the city using drones among other projects. It is part of the emirate’s attempt to become a proactive city that preempts the needs of its residents. The Smart Eye programme will use drones to assist in the civic body’s functions across the emirate. “We will begin using drones for two use-case scenarios,” said Khulood Mustafawi, Future foresight specialist at Dubai Municipality. “One of them will be to monitor the health of plants and the other will be to sow seeds in large fields. Once we get the feedback from these, we will consider rolling out drones on a larger scale.”At the Urban Future Week held at Museum of the Future,.
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UAE: Fit, young adults may have hidden heart issues, doctors say

  The sudden death of 18-year-old student Vaishnav Krishnakumar in Dubai this week has left many families and medical professionals heartbroken. Many are questioning how such tragedies could happen to young, seemingly healthy individuals.Doctors said that while such cases are rare, there has been a rise in cardiac arrests among young adults due to a mix of stress, lifestyle habits, and unrecognised heart conditions. Modern habits add to strain Doctors said that stress, anxiety and lack of sleep is a dangerous trio. Dr Younes Altaia, consultant cardiologist at Medeor Hospital, Abu Dhabi, said that anxiety and disturbed sleep patterns are increasingly affecting young hearts.“Chronic anxiety is commonly associated with poor sleep patterns, which can increase the risk of.
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Watch: UK woman with Parkinson's disease plays clarinet during brain surgery

  An elderly woman in the UK suffering from Parkinson’s disease played the clarinet while undergoing brain surgery at London's King’s College Hospital.Denise Bacon, 65, a retired speech and language therapist from Crowborough in East Sussex, underwent Deep Brain Stimulation back in July. During the four-hour operation, she played the clarinet to help manage her symptoms, enabling surgeons to see — and hear — immediate results.Bacon had been experiencing slowness of movement (bradykinesia) and muscle stiffness (rigidity) resulting from Parkinson’s disease, which she was diagnosed with in 2014, affecting her ability to walk, swim, dance and play the clarinet, King’s College Hospital said in a press note, which also contain links to videosof the.
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Miscellaneous

US House rejects bid to curb Trump's Iran war powers

  The US House of Representatives on Thursday rejected a Democratic effort to curb President Donald Trump's authority to wage war in Iran, dealing the opposition another setback in its campaign to force Congress back into decisions over military action in the Middle East. The 214-213 vote, with one abstention, was held after Democrats forced the issue onto the floor. It came as unease over the six-week conflict continued to spread on Capitol Hill, with lawmakers wary of rising costs, an unclear endgame and the risk of a wider warThe measure would have required Trump to end US military operations against Tehran unless Congress explicitly approved them, invoking the 1973 War Powers Resolution that limits presidential freedom to conduct prolonged hostilities without lawmakers'.
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Essential insurance policies: How to protect your assets in UAE

What insurance policies are essential to have in the UAE — health, car, life, home — and how do I determine the right coverage and provider? — Tom Harken Insurance isn’t about making money‭. ‬It’s about protecting your life from financial disaster‭.‬ Too many people either buy too little insurance or buy the wrong kinds entirely‭. ‬The key is understanding which risks could truly derail your financial life and protecting against those first‭.‬ Health Insurance Health insurance is one of the most important protections you can have‭. ‬Medical costs can rise quickly‭, ‬and serious illness can‭ ‬destroy savings if you’re not properly covered‭.‬ In the UAE‭, ‬health insurance is mandatory in some Emirates‭.
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UAE regulator warns investors against unlicensed entity 'Better Experience'

  The Securities and Commodities Authority (SCA) in the UAE issued a warning on Thursday, urging investors to avoid dealing with an unlicensed entity called 'Better Experience'. The advisory is part of the regulator’s ongoing efforts to ensure market integrity and protect investors under Federal Law No. (4) of 2000 governing the SCA and UAE financial markets and related frameworks. According to the SCA, it has observed that some entities advertise and promote financial services or activities under its regulatory scope without obtaining the necessary licenses, approvals, or authorisations.In its latest notice, the authority specifically cautioned investors against engaging with “Better Experience,” stating that the company is not licensed to conduct regulated.
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Dubai parents receive surveys from schools ahead of reopening

  Parents in the UAE are receiving emails with surveys on returning to school for in-person learning. The move comes just hours after the Ministry of Education (MoE) announced that UAE will begin a return their classrooms starting Monday, April 20. school's management wrote that the Knowledge and Human Development Authority have informed them that they “are able to open for face-to-face learning, subject to their approval, on Monday, April 20”. Some institutes have informed parents that they will start in-person learning from next week. One school group took to social media to say that their Dubai branch will begin face-to-face learning on April 22, while their Sharjah branch will have students on campus starting April 20. Meanwhile, some Dubai schools wrote to parents.
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