Warner Bros. World Abu Dhabi is expanding its DC Universe with two exciting new attractions: “Kryptonite Collider” and “Superman Up and Away.” The new rides aim to deliver immersive superhero adventures for DC fans and thrill-seekers visiting Yas Island.
... moreWarner Bros. World Abu Dhabi is expanding its DC Universe with two exciting new attractions: “Kryptonite Collider” and “Superman Up and Away.” The new rides aim to deliver immersive superhero adventures for DC fans and thrill-seekers visiting Yas Island.
“Kryptonite Collider” is set to open on July 26, offering a high-energy experience inspired by Lex Luthor’s experiments. Meanwhile, “Superman Up and Away,” a next-generation flying roller coaster, is scheduled to launch in 2028 as part of the park’s growing Metropolis zone.
The additions strengthen Warner Bros. World Abu Dhabi’s position as one of the region’s top entertainment destinations, joining more than 30 rides and attractions already available at the indoor theme park.
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The UAE has announced a 90-day grace period, starting July 6 and running until October 2026, for companies, organisations, and individuals involved in space-related activities to obtain the required licences and permits.
The initiative aims to strength... moreThe UAE has announced a 90-day grace period, starting July 6 and running until October 2026, for companies, organisations, and individuals involved in space-related activities to obtain the required licences and permits.
The initiative aims to strengthen the country’s legal framework for the growing space sector, ensure regulatory compliance, and support innovation under the National Space Strategy 2031.
Authorities have warned that operators who fail to register and secure the necessary approvals before the deadline could face legal action.
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The UAE has officially launched Jaywan, its first national payment card system. Banks and financial institutions have begun issuing Jaywan cards, offering secure payments, online shopping, ATM withdrawals and digital wallet access.
The initiative mark... moreThe UAE has officially launched Jaywan, its first national payment card system. Banks and financial institutions have begun issuing Jaywan cards, offering secure payments, online shopping, ATM withdrawals and digital wallet access.
The initiative marks a major step towards a smarter, more inclusive and digitally connected financial future.
UAE Weather Update:
Residents can expect a slight drop in temperatures across some coastal areas on Tuesday, July 21, with partly cloudy skies over northern regions.
Fresh winds may cause blowing dust, reducing visibility in some areas, while seas co... moreUAE Weather Update:
Residents can expect a slight drop in temperatures across some coastal areas on Tuesday, July 21, with partly cloudy skies over northern regions.
Fresh winds may cause blowing dust, reducing visibility in some areas, while seas could turn rough at times in the Arabian Gulf.
A new Numbeo Mid-Year 2026 report has ranked five UAE cities among the world’s safest, highlighting the country’s strong performance in global security indicators.
Ajman secured the top spot worldwide for residents’ sense of safety, followed by Abu Dh... moreA new Numbeo Mid-Year 2026 report has ranked five UAE cities among the world’s safest, highlighting the country’s strong performance in global security indicators.
Ajman secured the top spot worldwide for residents’ sense of safety, followed by Abu Dhabi, Ras Al Khaimah, and Sharjah in second, third, and fourth positions respectively, while Dubai ranked sixth.
The report credits advanced policing systems, AI-driven surveillance, rapid emergency response, and strong community engagement for maintaining high safety standards.
Officials say the rankings reflect the UAE’s long-term vision for smart governance, public safety, and improved quality of life for residents and visitors.
Al Masraf has unveiled a refreshed corporate identity as it celebrates 50 years of operations in the UAE, marking a major milestone in its journey. The rebrand reflects the bank’s vision for the future, with a stronger focus on innovation, digital transfo... moreAl Masraf has unveiled a refreshed corporate identity as it celebrates 50 years of operations in the UAE, marking a major milestone in its journey. The rebrand reflects the bank’s vision for the future, with a stronger focus on innovation, digital transformation, and customer-centric banking.
Built around the promise “Empowering Future Legacies,” the new identity highlights Al Masraf’s commitment to supporting individuals, businesses, and SMEs through modern financial solutions while strengthening its presence in the UAE’s evolving banking sector.
The transformation represents more than a visual refresh, it signals the bank’s ambition to embrace technology, enhance customer experiences, and drive sustainable growth as it enters its next chapter after five decades of service.
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Iran and the United Arab Emirates will resume direct flights from July 1, marking the restoration of air connectivity after months of suspension caused by regional tensions. Initially, Iranian airlines will operate the route, with additional carriers expe... moreIran and the United Arab Emirates will resume direct flights from July 1, marking the restoration of air connectivity after months of suspension caused by regional tensions. Initially, Iranian airlines will operate the route, with additional carriers expected to join later.
Iranian authorities also confirmed that cargo clearance from the UAE’s Jebel Ali Port has resumed, helping ease trade disruptions. Officials expect commercial activity between the two countries to gradually return to normal levels in the coming weeks.
The move signals improving transport and trade links between Iran and the UAE, offering relief for travelers and businesses affected by recent disruptions. More international routes are expected to reopen once regulatory approvals are completed.
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Motorists commuting between Sharjah and Dubai faced heavy traffic delays on Monday morning, with major congestion reported on Sheikh Zayed Road (E11), Al Ittihad Road, and Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road (E311).
Long queues were seen near Al Nahda, Al ... moreMotorists commuting between Sharjah and Dubai faced heavy traffic delays on Monday morning, with major congestion reported on Sheikh Zayed Road (E11), Al Ittihad Road, and Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road (E311).
Long queues were seen near Al Nahda, Al Mamzar, and key interchanges connecting to Mirdif and Al Khawaneej. Slow-moving traffic also affected parts of Al Khail Road and Emirates Road during peak hours.
Parking at Dubai’s Al Ghurair Centre is getting smarter with the launch of a new AI-powered ticketless parking system. Introduced through a five-year partnership with Parkin, the system uses automatic number plate recognition to allow seamless entry and e... moreParking at Dubai’s Al Ghurair Centre is getting smarter with the launch of a new AI-powered ticketless parking system. Introduced through a five-year partnership with Parkin, the system uses automatic number plate recognition to allow seamless entry and exit without paper tickets.
Visitors will receive three hours of free parking, while shoppers spending Dh200 or more and Star Cinemas customers can enjoy an additional two free hours. Parking fees can be paid digitally within five days after leaving, making the process faster and more convenient.
The move is part of Dubai’s growing push toward smart mobility and digital services, enhancing convenience for residents and visitors alike while reducing queues and improving the overall parking experience.
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Apple’s iPhone 18 Pro Max is expected to launch in September with a possible price increase in the UAE, reaching around Dh4,955–Dh5,135.
Analysts suggest rising production costs could push Apple to raise prices by up to $200 for premium models. The li... moreApple’s iPhone 18 Pro Max is expected to launch in September with a possible price increase in the UAE, reaching around Dh4,955–Dh5,135.
Analysts suggest rising production costs could push Apple to raise prices by up to $200 for premium models. The lineup is expected to include iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max models, with a possible new “Ultra” or foldable variant.
Despite similar external design, major upgrades are expected in performance, camera technology, and chip efficiency.
The Pro Max may also feature a larger battery and display improvements, making it one of Apple’s most expensive iPhones yet in the UAE.
Dubai has taken a further step in advancing the “Rashid Villages” initiative, a humanitarian programme designed to develop sustainable model communities for underprivileged families around the world. The project focuses on providing integrated support sys... moreDubai has taken a further step in advancing the “Rashid Villages” initiative, a humanitarian programme designed to develop sustainable model communities for underprivileged families around the world. The project focuses on providing integrated support systems, including housing, education, healthcare, and essential social services, ensuring long-term stability and dignity for beneficiaries.
The initiative reflects Dubai’s continued commitment to global humanitarian development under the leadership of His Highness Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum. It aims to expand the reach of the villages and strengthen implementation frameworks, with structured oversight to ensure effective delivery and impact in targeted communities.
Rashid Villages also highlights a long-term vision of creating self-sustaining environments that empower families through education and opportunity. The programme continues to grow as part of Dubai’s wider efforts to support global development and humanitarian values, with future expansions planned across multiple regions.
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UAE schools have reported strong International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma results, outperforming global averages despite a disrupted academic year and exam cancellations following regional conflict.
In place of exams, the IB used its Non-Exam Continge... moreUAE schools have reported strong International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma results, outperforming global averages despite a disrupted academic year and exam cancellations following regional conflict.
In place of exams, the IB used its Non-Exam Contingency Measure (NECM) for assessment. Several institutions, including Innoventures Education and GEMS Education schools, achieved pass rates of up to 100 per cent, with average scores well above the global mean.
Four students secured the maximum 45 points, placing them among fewer than 0.1 per cent worldwide. Students also received major university offers, including Cambridge, Imperial College London, and the University of Pennsylvania.
Dubai is undergoing a massive transformation with four major mega projects set to reshape the city’s future. From airport expansion to next-generation transport systems, the developments aim to redefine how people live, move, and work in the coming years.... moreDubai is undergoing a massive transformation with four major mega projects set to reshape the city’s future. From airport expansion to next-generation transport systems, the developments aim to redefine how people live, move, and work in the coming years.
Al Maktoum International Airport expansion, Dubai Square at Creek Harbour, air taxis launching by 2026–27, and the Dubai Loop hyperloop test track are expected to boost connectivity, reduce travel time, and create new urban hubs across the emirate.
While property prices have surged in recent years, long-term infrastructure growth continues to drive demand, making Dubai one of the world’s fastest-evolving cities once again.
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Emirati entrepreneur Ali Albloushi is making waves in the UAE’s automotive scene after building ADM Society into one of the country’s fastest-growing car communities. What began as a passion project has evolved into a thriving network that brings together... moreEmirati entrepreneur Ali Albloushi is making waves in the UAE’s automotive scene after building ADM Society into one of the country’s fastest-growing car communities. What began as a passion project has evolved into a thriving network that brings together car enthusiasts through shared experiences, friendships, and memorable events.
Unlike traditional car clubs, ADM Society focuses on community and brotherhood as much as vehicles. The group has gained popularity for creating a welcoming environment where members connect beyond their love for cars, helping foster a strong sense of belonging.
With ambitious plans for larger events and international collaborations, Ali aims to expand the community beyond the UAE, using automotive culture as a bridge to connect people from different backgrounds and countries.
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A dazzling 21-karat gold dress valued at around Dh5 million has become the centerpiece of the Watch and Jewellery Middle East Show at Expo Centre Sharjah. Crafted from over 10 kilograms of gold, the record-breaking creation is certified by Guinness World ... moreA dazzling 21-karat gold dress valued at around Dh5 million has become the centerpiece of the Watch and Jewellery Middle East Show at Expo Centre Sharjah. Crafted from over 10 kilograms of gold, the record-breaking creation is certified by Guinness World Records as the most expensive gold dress, drawing huge crowds and global attention.
The masterpiece, showcased by Al Romaizan Gold & Jewellery, highlights the region’s growing reputation for luxury craftsmanship and innovation. Visitors at the exhibition are witnessing a rare blend of art, design, and high-end jewellery trends from international brands.
The exhibition continues to attract thousands of visitors, featuring exclusive gold, diamond, and watch collections from leading global designers. The gold dress remains the star attraction, symbolizing extravagance and artistic excellence in modern jewellery design.
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🇦🇪🤝🇻🇪 The UAE has dispatched 70 tonnes of humanitarian aid to Venezuela following the devastating earthquakes that claimed more than 5,000 lives.
The relief shipment includes medical supplies, medicines, tents, and shelter materials to support emergen... more🇦🇪🤝🇻🇪 The UAE has dispatched 70 tonnes of humanitarian aid to Venezuela following the devastating earthquakes that claimed more than 5,000 lives.
The relief shipment includes medical supplies, medicines, tents, and shelter materials to support emergency response efforts and assist affected communities.
The aid was delivered through the UAE Aid Agency in coordination with the UAE Embassy in Caracas.
Dubai’s Jumeirah Beach 2 has become the city’s first beach to receive the Gold Accessibility Certification from the World Disability Union, marking a major milestone in inclusive public spaces.
The beach now features the Middle East’s first dedicated... moreDubai’s Jumeirah Beach 2 has become the city’s first beach to receive the Gold Accessibility Certification from the World Disability Union, marking a major milestone in inclusive public spaces.
The beach now features the Middle East’s first dedicated sensory room, designed to provide a calm, supportive environment for visitors with sensory sensitivities, including People of Determination. The initiative reflects Dubai’s ongoing commitment to making its attractions accessible to everyone.
Announced on June 29, 2026, the upgrade sets a new benchmark for accessible beach experiences, combining world-class facilities with inclusivity and comfort for all visitors.
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Deira International School has become the first school in Dubai to install a live beehive on campus, giving more than 2,500 students and staff a hands-on lesson in biodiversity and sustainability.
The initiative, launched with Terra Expo City Dubai un... moreDeira International School has become the first school in Dubai to install a live beehive on campus, giving more than 2,500 students and staff a hands-on lesson in biodiversity and sustainability.
The initiative, launched with Terra Expo City Dubai under the Hundred Hives programme, aims to teach children about the vital role bees play in food security and the environment.
Educators hope the project will inspire future beekeepers, strengthen environmental awareness, and encourage students to protect nature through real-world learning experiences.
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Sheikh Mohammed’s “Bread for All” initiative is helping ensure that no one in Dubai goes to bed hungry by providing free bread 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
The initiative reflects the UAE’s commitment to compassion, generosity, and social welfar... moreSheikh Mohammed’s “Bread for All” initiative is helping ensure that no one in Dubai goes to bed hungry by providing free bread 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
The initiative reflects the UAE’s commitment to compassion, generosity, and social welfare by making a basic necessity available to anyone in need.
It supports vulnerable individuals and families while promoting dignity and inclusion without barriers.
More than just a food program, it inspires community solidarity and highlights the importance of caring for others.
It is a meaningful example of humanitarian values translated into everyday action.
Etihad Rail has confirmed that every passenger aged three and above can bring two pieces of luggage free of charge, regardless of the ticket type. Extra baggage must be booked in advance through official channels.
Travelers must label their bags and st... moreEtihad Rail has confirmed that every passenger aged three and above can bring two pieces of luggage free of charge, regardless of the ticket type. Extra baggage must be booked in advance through official channels.
Travelers must label their bags and store them safely onboard. The passenger service also includes complimentary Wi-Fi, power outlets, USB charging ports, bilingual information screens, and onboard refreshments.
Pets are permitted in approved carriers, while accessible facilities are available for passengers with disabilities. Shuttle bus services also connect Abu Dhabi station to key city locations for added convenience.
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Abu Dhabi’s Environment Agency has cultivated over 302,000 coral colonies this year under the Abu Dhabi Coral Gardens Project, marking one of the region’s largest marine restoration efforts.
The initiative has now reached around 1.8 million coral colo... moreAbu Dhabi’s Environment Agency has cultivated over 302,000 coral colonies this year under the Abu Dhabi Coral Gardens Project, marking one of the region’s largest marine restoration efforts.
The initiative has now reached around 1.8 million coral colonies since its launch, alongside the deployment of more than 12,700 artificial reef modules.
These structures support marine biodiversity, restore fish populations, and strengthen coastal ecosystems.
Officials say the project will enhance food security and climate resilience while expanding coral habitats across 1,200 square kilometres. Abu Dhabi aims to cultivate over four million coral colonies by 2030.