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Abu Dhabi’s Civil Family Court has ordered two divorced parents to delete photos, videos and personal information of their children from social media.
Dubai’s ‘Eyal Al Fareej’ Ramadan initiative is delighting children across the city. Kids aged 6–12 visit over 300 mosques, collecting stamps in special ‘passports’ after Taraweeh prayers.
Overseas Filipino workers across the globe say their Christmas wishes remain focused on family and responsibility, with many saving extra earnings to send remittances home for gifts, bills, and education.
The UAE Ministry of Education has banned junk food in all school cafeterias nationwide to safeguard students’ physical and mental health. The decision prohibits items such as processed meats, instant noodles, soft drinks, chips, chocolate, packaged biscuits, pastries, and other high-fat or high-sugar foods.
Eleven Emirati food and agriculture businesses are showcasing their products and technologies at Global Food Week 2026 in Abu Dhabi, highlighting the growth of local entrepreneurship and innovation.
Sheikh Rashid bin Saeed Al Maktoum’s vision helped shape the Dubai we know today. As ruler from 1958 to 1990, he invested in major infrastructure, including Dubai Creek, the airport, roads and ports, long before the emirate became a global hub.
Abu Dhabi’s annual pet blessing event is back, bringing pets and their owners together for a special community celebration. The event highlights the bond between people and their beloved animals.
Ugandan delivery rider Mansur Katabalwa has touched hearts in the UAE after being filmed reading the Quran beside his motorcycle during a break between deliveries.
Dubai is set to add around 18,000 affordable seats to its private education sector over the next two academic years, as demand for quality and accessible education continues to grow.
Kuwait has issued a traffic safety advisory requiring children under 10 to sit in the rear seat of passenger vehicles. The guidance aims to improve safety for young passengers.
Abu Dhabi is set to launch its first comprehensive Arabic reading training programme for private school kindergarten teachers next year, aimed at strengthening early literacy skills.
