Dubai residents face rising stress as illegal partitioning turns family flats into overcrowded shared spaces, with up to 35 people in a single unit. Complaints highlight noise, lift delays, hygiene issues, and landlords renting to agents who create bed spaces. Many call for stricter regulations to restore safety and comfort.
The UAE’s National Center of Meteorology has issued a yellow alert for morning fog, warning drivers of reduced visibility. Daytime temperatures could soar up to 47°C, with humid nights and dusty winds also forecast. Residents are urged to stay cautious, especially during early hours and peak heat.
Read MoreA UAE aid ship has arrived at Ashdod Port carrying 2,500 tonnes of food and relief supplies for Gaza as part of Operation Chivalrous Knight 3. The shipment, including children’s packages with essentials like flour, dates, and milk, aims to help thousands of displaced families facing severe shortages and hardship.
Read MoreAjman has signed a partnership with Skyports Infrastructure to explore flying taxis and smart aerial mobility. The agreement aims to plan vertiports, improve readiness, and study drone uses in logistics and emergencies—part of Ajman’s vision to become a smart city with sustainable, high-tech transport solutions.
Read MoreThree Jordanian children tragically died in a car crash in Saudi Arabia while returning home from Qatar with their parents, who sustained moderate injuries. Jordan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs is coordinating with Saudi authorities to repatriate the children’s bodies and ensure the parents receive medical care and support.
Read MoreEgyptian folk singer Ahmed Amer has passed away suddenly from a heart attack while returning from work in Mansoura. Known for his powerful voice and emotional performances, his death has left fans and fellow musicians in deep shock. A beloved figure in Egypt’s folk music scene, Amer’s funeral in Gharbia drew an outpouring of grief and tributes.
Read MoreUAE hotels have launched summer staycation packages starting from just Dh100 to attract residents and GCC tourists. From luxury beachfront resorts to city hotels, offers include free upgrades, dining credits, spa discounts, and family perks like kids staying free. The deals aim to boost occupancy rates and run until September, making it the perfect time for affordable local getaways.
Read MoreAir Arabia will resume direct flights between Sharjah and Damascus starting July 10, 2025. The low-cost carrier will operate two daily flights, marking its return to Syria after more than a decade. The move supports growing travel demand, especially among the Syrian expatriate community in the UAE, and strengthens regional connectivity.
Read MoreUAE residents may enjoy a 3-day weekend in early September as the next public holiday—Prophet Muhammad’s birthday—is expected to fall on September 4 or 5. If officially confirmed on a Thursday or Friday, the holiday could extend the weekend. Final dates will depend on moon sighting and government announcement.
Read MoreFormer U.S. President Donald Trump announced that Israel has agreed to a 60-day Gaza ceasefire under proposed conditions and urged Hamas to accept the deal. He called it a chance to end ongoing violence and ease the humanitarian crisis. Trump warned that continued conflict would lead to more suffering and urged both sides to choose peace and stability.
Read MoreDubai has launched a new plan to help residents buy their first homes. With special prices on properties under Dh5 million, lower mortgage rates, and payment terms up to 18 years, the initiative targets both locals and expats. Backed by developers, banks, and property platforms, it aims to make home ownership easier and more affordable.
Read MoreFormer U.S. President Donald Trump has shocked many by threatening to deport Elon Musk during a heated public feud. The clash, fueled by political disagreements and personal jabs, marks a sharp turn in their relationship. Though Musk is a U.S. citizen, Trump’s remark has stirred intense debate and media attention across political and tech circles.
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