The UAE has announced revised fuel prices effective May 1. After a drop in April, petrol prices have seen a slight increase. Super 98 will cost Dh2.58 per litre (up from Dh2.57), Special 95 at Dh2.47 (up from Dh2.46), and E-Plus 91 at Dh2.39 (up from Dh2.38). Diesel prices, however, have decreased to Dh2.52 per […]
Dubai has been ranked the number one city for female solo travellers for 2025, according to a study by InsureMyTrip. With its low crime rate, women-only transport sections, and vibrant attractions, Dubai topped the list, scoring 7.71/10. Following Dubai are Krakow, Madrid, Munich, Chiang Mai, Lisbon, Prague, Vienna, Singapore, and Heraklion. Dubai also led in […]
Dubai has become the first Certified Autism Destination™ in the Eastern Hemisphere, recognizing its commitment to accessible tourism. Spearheaded by the Dubai Department of Economy and Tourism, this milestone supports the Dubai Economic Agenda D33 and UAE’s Year of Community. Over 70,000 individuals were trained, 300+ hotels and 15 attractions certified. Key partners like Dubai […]
The United Arab Emirates will become the first country to use artificial intelligence to draft, review, and amend federal and local laws. A newly approved Regulatory Intelligence Office will oversee this Al-driven system, aiming to streamline the legislative process. Officials expect Al to speed up lawmaking by 70%, cut government costs by 50%, and boost […]
Autonomous mobility is becoming a reality. RTA has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Baidu’s autonomous ride-hailing service Apollo Go, a global leader in autonomous transport solutions, to roll out autonomous taxis on a large scale across the emirate. The company will begin the experimental operation of 50 autonomous vehicles in the coming months, gradually […]
Driving through a sandstorm? Stay safe with these 5 rules: 1.Check your headlights before you drive 2.Slow down – visibility is key 3.No pics or videos while driving 4.Skip the hazard lights 5.Windows up, always
Starting from the 2025–26 academic year, all private schools in Abu Dhabi must follow a new tuition fee policy introduced by ADEK. The policy breaks fees into six parts and allows parents to opt out of costs like textbooks, devices, and uniforms if using approved second-hand items. It ensures transparency, sets limits on fee instalments, […]
Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has launched a competition for short films which explore the causes and risks of traffic accidents. Held under the theme Road Safety Film Festival, it is open to university and postgraduate filmmakers, aged 18 to 35. The competition involves three categories, with first-place winners in each receiving certificates of achievement and […]
The Integrated Transport Centre (AD Mobility) announced road closures and traffic diversions to improve Abu Dhabi’s infrastructure. Jacques Chirac Street on Saadiyat Island will be closed from March 29 to June 30. New signalised intersections were activated in Riyadh City. A traffic diversion on Nahyan The First Street in Al Ain runs from April 2 […]
During a press meet for Sikandar, Salman Khan addressed key industry issues, including paid promotions and actors’ accountability for box office failures. He dismissed claims of engaging in paid reviews, humorously urging journalists to get raises to watch films. Salman admitted that star power alone can’t ensure success, stating, “If you make horrible films, they won’t […]