A 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.
UAE flights are slowly returning but schedules are still patchy. Don't head to the airport without a confirmed booking. Free rebooking and refunds are available for tickets affected since February 28.
Read MoreHotels across the United Arab Emirates are reassuring guests and maintaining stable room rates despite ongoing travel disruptions in the region. Hospitality operators say their focus remains on guest safety, flexible bookings, and supporting travellers whose plans have been affected by flight cancellations and delays.
Read MoreTomatoes and onions have nudged up in price across UAE markets, but authorities say it's temporary, supplies are stable and shelves are full. No need to panic buy; things should normalise soon.
Read MoreA Dubai resident stranded in Qatar due to regional airspace closures found an alternative route home with assistance from a special Etihad Rail service. Authorities arranged a train journey and transport support, helping affected travellers safely return to the UAE.
Read MoreDoctors in the UAE say emergency alerts and sudden loud sounds can disturb sleep and cause stress. They advise people to stay calm, avoid checking news or social media late at night, and try simple breathing exercises to relax. Experts also say keeping a regular bedtime routine can help improve sleep and reduce anxiety.
Read MoreThe rupee and peso are sliding, and UAE expats are cashing in. Your dirham is stretching further than usual right now. If you're sending money home to India or the Philippines, this is a good time to do it.
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 MoreMotorists in the United Arab Emirates have been warned about a surge in parking-related scams after operator Parkin reported fraudsters using fake messages and QR codes to steal personal and banking details.
Read MoreStudents across the United Arab Emirates will begin their spring break earlier than planned after authorities confirmed a revised holiday schedule for schools and universities. The decision applies to both public and private educational institutions across the country and gives students, teachers, and academic staff an earlier pause in the academic calendar.
Read MoreThe UAE Ministry of Interior warns residents against filming during emergency alerts, stating that ignoring safety instructions may result in legal action.
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