UAE authorities have announced free public parking and toll waivers across Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, and Ajman during the Eid Al Fitr 2026 holidays, with some exceptions in multi-storey and smart parking zones.
The UAE restores normal operations after intercepting threats amid the escalating US-Israel-Iran conflict, while regional tensions continue to impact daily life and global stability.
Read MoreA missile struck a civilian vehicle in Abu Dhabi’s Al Bahyah district, killing one person. Authorities are investigating the incident and urging the public to rely only on official sources for updates.
Read MoreA message from Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan inspired strong feelings of unity and pride across the United Arab Emirates. Powerful phrases like “Target Destroyed” and “Our skin is thick and our flesh is bitter” quickly spread through stickers, songs, and social media. The message reassured residents and showed their confidence in the country’s strength and leadership.
Read MoreSeveral stranded expatriates in the United Arab Emirates were finally able to return home after a humanitarian mission arranged their flights from Sharjah.The emotional journey brought hope and relief as the expats, who had been struggling for months, finally boarded flights to reunite with their families.
Read MoreUAE astronomers are predicting Eid Al Fitr will fall on Friday, March 20, with Ramadan expected to complete its full 30 days. Official confirmation still depends on the moon-sighting committee's announcement.
Read MoreThe UAE Ministry of Interior warns residents against filming during emergency alerts, stating that ignoring safety instructions may result in legal action.
Read MoreUAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed and Sheikh Hamdan visited Dubai Mall, reassuring the public amid regional tensions and interacting warmly with residents.
Read MoreThe UAE, US and several Arab nations have strongly condemned Iran’s missile and drone attacks, calling them reckless violations of sovereignty and a threat to regional stability.
Read MoreThe UAE National Media Authority has urged residents to share only verified information from official sources, warning that legal action will be taken against those spreading rumours or unverified content.
Read MoreUAE residents are rushing to Makkah this Ramadan in record numbers. Flights are nearly full, prices are climbing, and tourist visas are the fast-track option. Book now or risk missing out on the holy month's most sought-after travel.
Read MoreUAE authorities shut down 12 illegal recruitment agencies and 230 dodgy social media accounts pushing unlicensed domestic worker placements. Always verify before you hire — unlicensed agencies put both employers and workers at serious legal risk.
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