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About Khaleej Times
Khaleej Times was founded in 1978 as a partnership between the UAE government, the Galadari Brothers, and the Dawn Media Group in Pakistan. It is currently owned by the Dubai Government and the Galadari Brothers, with Galadari Printing and Publishing, a company of the Galadari Brothers conglomerate, serving as its publisher.
Media Bias/Fact Check rates Khaleej Times as right-center biased with mixed factual reporting, noting its consistent publication of pro-government propaganda and positive coverage of UAE leaders, often sourcing the official Emirates News Agency (WAM). The media environment in the United Arab Emirates is characterized by strict state control, censorship, and widespread self-censorship, with laws prohibiting criticism of the government or ruling families. Reporters Without Borders and Freedom House consistently rank the UAE as 'not free' for press freedom. The provided headline sample includes corporate news, event announcements, and market updates, which align with an outlet operating professionally within a constrained media environment. A past controversy involved Khaleej Times publishing readership numbers that a research company, Ipsos Connect, stated were misleading.
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What are the penalties for defaulting on personal loans in UAE? Lawyer explains
- Defaulting on personal loans in the UAE can lead to significant legal consequences. - Penalties may include travel bans, asset seizures, and imprisonment. - Seeking legal counsel is advised for thos…
AI, data centers, and cybersecurity powered every live FIFA World Cup match
- Artificial intelligence, data centers, and cybersecurity were crucial to the live broadcast of every FIFA World Cup match. - These technologies ensured seamless and high-quality transmission of the …
UAE's space sector shifts focus to building a global satellite industry
- The UAE's space sector is transitioning from solely focusing on missions to developing a global satellite industry. - This shift involves fostering innovation and attracting international partnershi…
Online petition seeks Argentina ban, but players remain heroes at home
- An online petition demanding a ban on Argentina from the World Cup has garnered over 23 million signatures following the team's controversial behavior in the final. - Football legend Gabriel Batistu…
UAE's Operation Chivalrous Knight 3 marks 1,000 days; aid to Gaza tops $3.89 billion
- The UAE's "Operation Chivalrous Knight 3" has reached its 1,000th day of continuous humanitarian support for Palestinians in the Gaza Strip. - Over this period, aid provided has exceeded $3.89 billi…
Summer staycations: UAE hotels offer stays from Dh169, family-friendly packages
- UAE hotels are offering attractive summer staycation packages, with prices starting from Dh169 and including value-added benefits. - Experts note a trend towards 'experience-led staycations,' where …
UAE's peak summer heat to persist as Al Mirzam star rises, astronomy expert explains
- The rise of the Al Mirzam star, also known as Sirius, signals the peak of summer heat in the UAE, according to astronomy experts. - This astronomical event marks the beginning of a transitional weat…
UAE Lottery's Dh30 million winner left India at 18, helped marry off six sisters
- Sunil Kumar Sadasivan, a 52-year-old from Kerala, won the UAE Lottery's Dh30 million Grand Prize. - He previously left India at 18 to help his six sisters marry and settle before focusing on his own…
Filipina star Eala stuns Osaka to reach Washington final
- Filipina tennis player Alexandra Eala defeated former world No. 1 Naomi Osaka in the Washington Open semifinals. - Eala will face Jessica Pegula in the final, marking her second career WTA final app…
Wathnan Racing Steals the Show as Glorious Goodwood Draws to a Memorable Close
- Qatar's Wathnan Racing dominated the Glorious Goodwood festival, securing seven trophies and the leading owner title. - Founded in 2022 by the Emir of Qatar, the racing operation has quickly establi…
'Victory for the Whole Game': UEFA Praises FIFA's Decision to Halt World Cup Sell-Off Plans
- UEFA has reacted positively to FIFA backing down on plans to sell off parts of the World Cup. - FIFA had considered selling stakes in the tournament to private investors. - The decision is seen as a…
Abu Dhabi to Host UFC 333 on Yas Island in October
- Abu Dhabi will host UFC 333 at Etihad Arena on Yas Island on Saturday, October 24, as part of Abu Dhabi Showdown Week. - This event further solidifies Abu Dhabi's status as a premier global destinat…
Rainfall Offers Relief in Parts of Sharjah Amidst Peak UAE Summer Heat
- Parts of Sharjah experienced rainfall amidst the peak of the UAE's summer heat, offering residents some relief. - Videos shared by the UAE-based Storm Centre showed rain in Al Dhaid and Sohailah are…
35 killed, 30 injured in collision between 2 buses, Syria's health ministry says
- A collision between two buses in Syria has resulted in 35 fatalities and 30 injuries, according to the country's health ministry. - The accident occurred on the Damascus-Deir Al Zor Road, specifical…
From diplomacy to dairy: Meet Emirati who helped make kefir more popular
- Sultan Al Suwaidi, a former diplomat, turned his passion for kefir into a dairy business in the UAE. - His farm produces buffalo and goat milk, kefir, cheeses, and eggs, but has not turned a profit …
LeBron's agent thought star would pick another team
- LeBron James is reportedly considering a move to the Philadelphia 76ers. - His agent reportedly believed James would choose another team, possibly Miami. - James has signed a two-year deal with the …
Saudi-led Coalition Strikes Houthi Sites in Hodeidah; Ports Remain Open
- The Saudi-led coalition conducted airstrikes on Houthi sites in Hodeidah, Yemen. - Key ports in the region remain operational following the strikes. - The conflict in Yemen continues with ongoing mi…
Dubai Police asks residents, visitors to keep belongings safe on beaches
- Dubai Police advised residents and visitors to secure their belongings on beaches. - The campaign encourages beachgoers to avoid leaving personal items unattended and to store valuables in safe plac…
Duckett's century seals series win for England over India
- England defeated India by 27 runs in a high-scoring ODI, securing a 2-1 series victory. - Opener Ben Duckett scored a record-breaking 141 runs, anchoring England's massive total of 387-3. - India's …
Trump visit causes logistical delays for fans arrival ahead of World Cup final
- Fans and media faced significant logistical delays entering the stadium for the World Cup final due to security protocols and President Trump's visit. - FIFA had advised early arrival, with some rep…
Top 6 Fifa World Cup 2026 moments: From viking row to Balogun dispute
- The 2026 FIFA World Cup featured memorable moments, including the "Viking row" celebration and unexpected performances from underdog teams. - Player disputes, such as the one involving Balogun, also…
When Spain attempted to get Messi to play for their national team
- Spain reportedly attempted to persuade Lionel Messi to play for their national team in 2003 when he was a teenager at FC Barcelona's youth academy. - Messi, who moved to Spain from Argentina at age …
Andy Burnham's vision for Britain: Decentralization, reindustrialization, and education reform
- Andy Burnham, newly appointed leader of Britain's Labour Party, has outlined policies focused on decentralizing power from London to the regions. - His proposals include devolving more authority ove…
Pakistan Tightens Entry Rules: Overseas Pakistanis Need Valid Nicop on Foreign Passports
- Overseas Pakistanis traveling on foreign passports must now carry a valid National Identity Card for Overseas Pakistanis (Nicop) for visa-free entry into Pakistan. - Those with expired Nicop or with…
India-UK trade pact takes effect, promising tariff cuts and services boost
- India and Britain's comprehensive trade pact took effect on Wednesday, reducing tariffs and expanding market access. - The agreement provides Indian exporters duty-free access to most British goods,…
China's Q2 economic growth cools to 3-1/2-year low as imbalances worsen
- China's economic growth slowed to a 3-1/2-year low in the second quarter of the year. - The slowdown is attributed to worsening economic imbalances and weakening demand. - Retail sales and industria…
India orders real-time tracking of seafarers in Strait of Hormuz amid vessel attacks
- India has ordered real-time tracking of all vessels in the Strait of Hormuz and Gulf of Oman to monitor Indian seafarers. - This measure follows recent attacks on merchant vessels that killed one In…
Spain Recapture 2010 Spirit After France Masterclass in World Cup
- Spain's coach Luis de la Fuente believes the team has rediscovered the spirit of their 2010 World Cup victory. - He praised the team's performance after a masterclass against France. - De la Fuente …
Sheikh Mohammed turns 77: 5 times Dubai Ruler championed Arab excellence
- Dubai Ruler Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, turning 77, is celebrated for championing Arab culture and identity. - His initiatives include the Arab Reading Challenge, which encourages million…
DMCC, Botswana Stock Exchange sign pact to boost commodity trade
- DMCC and the Botswana Stock Exchange Group (BSE) signed an agreement to boost Botswana's commodity trade and global market access. - The pact establishes Africa's first multi-commodity sister-hub tr…
Review: Can LOOP become Business Bay's next all-day hangout?
- LOOP, a new Mediterranean restaurant in Dubai's Business Bay, aims to be a regular hangout spot, open 24/7. - Its central location, comfortable ambiance, and approachable Mediterranean cuisine make …
JVC leads Dubai’s property listings, offering nearly 1 in 10 homes for sale
- Jumeirah Village Circle (JVC) leads Dubai in property listings, offering nearly 10% of all homes for sale in the emirate. - Business Bay and Dubai Land Residence Complex follow JVC, with Business Ba…
UK Announces Overnight Social Media Curfew for Older Teenagers
- The UK government will implement an overnight social media curfew for 16 and 17-year-olds, banning access between midnight and 6 a.m. - New measures include disabling addictive features like infinit…
A UAE World Cup love story: An Argentinian expat and his English wife
- An Argentinian expat and his English wife in the UAE have found love and harmony despite the historical football rivalry between their nations. - Their nearly three-decade marriage demonstrates that…
US launches new Iran strikes, reimposes naval blockade amid escalating tensions
- US forces conducted strikes against Iran for a fourth consecutive day and reimposed a naval blockade. - The military action followed President Trump's decision to replace a threatened tax on ships w…
Pogacar Dominates Tour de France 10th Stage on Bastille Day, Extends Lead
- Tadej Pogacar won the 10th stage of the Tour de France on Bastille Day, extending his overall lead. - Pogacar now leads Jonas Vingegaard by over three and a half minutes, marking his largest gap at …
'Hand of God,' Beckham's Red Card: Witnesses Relive England-Argentina World Cup Rivalry
- Witnesses recall the infamous 'Hand of God' goal and Diego Maradona's role in the 1986 World Cup. - The match also featured David Beckham's red card incident during a later England-Argentina World C…
Video: E-scooter riders get hit by car; Abu Dhabi Police remind of road safety rules
- Abu Dhabi Police released a video highlighting the dangers of electric scooter misuse. - The police urged riders to follow road safety rules and use designated paths. - The campaign aims to reduce a…
AI Can Find Your Dream Home, But Experts Say It Won't Replace Real Estate Agents
- Artificial intelligence can assist in finding a dream home by analyzing vast amounts of data. - AI can streamline the search process, identifying properties that match specific criteria. - However, …
How women can thrive in male-dominated industries
- The article offers advice for women seeking to succeed in industries traditionally dominated by men. - It suggests strategies for navigating workplace challenges and fostering career growth. - The p…
Dallas talent factory confident World Cup will deliver development dividend
- FC Dallas is recognized as Major League Soccer's top talent developer, having produced four US World Cup players. - The club's president, Dan Hunt, emphasizes the importance of developing domestic t…
UAE Residents Maintain Holiday Bookings Amid Iran-US Tensions, Seek Refund Clarity
- UAE residents are proceeding with summer travel plans despite rising Middle East tensions between Iran and the US. - Travel agents report no cancellations, though customers are inquiring about refun…
'Beyond records': 18-year-old Emirati on mission to climb 7,134-meter summit
- Emirati mountaineer Fatima Al Awadhi aims to climb the Seven Summits before turning 20. - She will attempt Lenin Peak in Kyrgyzstan, standing at 7,134 meters, as her next challenge. - Her journey is…
Buying car insurance online? UAE warns of fake policies sold on social media
- The UAE's Ministry of Interior warns consumers about fake car insurance policies sold on social media. - Authorities urge the public to buy insurance only from licensed companies and their official …
England camp shows signs of strain before Argentina World Cup semifinal
- England's World Cup campaign is showing signs of internal strain ahead of their semifinal match against Argentina. - Reports suggest underlying issues within the team are surfacing as the high-stake…
Bellingham double guides England to World Cup semis in extra-time win over Norway
- Jude Bellingham scored two goals, including the extra-time winner, to lead England to a 2-1 victory over Norway in the World Cup quarter-finals. - Norway opened the scoring through Andreas Schjelder…
Sharjah Police boost smart monitoring to curb jaywalking after 13 road accidents
- Sharjah Police are increasing smart monitoring and patrols to combat jaywalking following 13 road accidents. - Vehicle-pedestrian collisions are a leading cause of major traffic accidents in Sharjah…
Ear Clips Signal Care for UAE's Stray Cats as Welfare Programs Expand
- Stray cats in the UAE are being identified as having undergone sterilization and vaccination through a small ear clip. - This ear-clipping is part of the trap-neuter-vaccinate-return (TNVR) program …
'Cute-cumber': Haaland, Bellingham bond goes viral ahead of Fifa World Cup clash
- Two football stars, Norway's Erling Haaland and England's Jude Bellingham, have captured fans' attention with their resurfaced friendship ahead of a FIFA World Cup match. - The players, former teamm…
How to apply for Indian passport renewal appointment in UAE
- The Indian Consulate in the UAE has announced a new procedure for booking appointments for passport renewal services. - Passport renewal services, originally set to begin July 1, were postponed due …
Over 900,000 flee in China as typhoon lashes Taiwan, Japan islands
- Over 900,000 people evacuated in China as Typhoon Bavi approaches. - The typhoon is expected to make landfall Sunday, bringing "exceptionally heavy rains" to eastern provinces. - Extreme weather h…
Cold, dry air from AC, poor maintenance can trigger respiratory issues, UAE doctors warn
- UAE doctors warn that prolonged exposure to cold, dry air from air conditioning, combined with frequent temperature shifts, can trigger respiratory issues and other health problems. - Poorly maintai…
Dubai Ruler congratulates top 8 UAE high school students
- Dubai's Ruler, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, congratulated the UAE's top-performing high school students on their academic achievements. - He emphasized the nation's commitment to education…
US-Canada bridge Trump once threatened to block set to open July 27
- A new international bridge connecting Canada and the United States, the Gordie Howe International Bridge, will open on July 27. - The CAN$6.4 billion bridge, connecting Detroit and Windsor, Ontario,…
Typhoon Bavi: 14,000 Evacuated in Taiwan; Japan Islands Hit
- Typhoon Bavi has caused over 14,000 people to evacuate in Taiwan and left thousands without power in Okinawa, Japan. - The storm is moving towards China, expected to make landfall Sunday. - Taiwan's…
Trump warns US will launch 1,000 missiles at Iran if it acts to kill him
- U.S. President Donald Trump warned Iran of a massive military response if it attempts to assassinate him. - Trump stated that 1,000 missiles are ready and thousands more would follow if Iran acts on…
Commentary: Strait of Hormuz crisis left a climate threat lurking in Gulf waters
- A past crisis in the Strait of Hormuz created a hidden environmental threat in the Gulf's waters. - The incident involved the potential release of hazardous materials from a damaged vessel. - This e…
Dubai, Abu Dhabi or Sharjah: Which UAE airport offers cheapest flights this summer?
- Flying from Dubai, Abu Dhabi, or Sharjah can significantly impact airfare costs, with potential savings of hundreds of dirhams. - Abu Dhabi offered the lowest fares on the majority of routes analyze…
Analysis: Philippine VP Duterte’s impeachment trial must speak to Filipinos, not just lawyers
- The Philippines' Vice President Sara Duterte faces an impeachment trial, with the outcome depending on public perception beyond legal arguments. - The trial's success hinges on its ability to resona…
Analysis: Philippine VP Duterte’s impeachment trial must speak to Filipinos, not just lawyers
- A Philippine Senate hearing is examining the potential impeachment of Vice President Sara Duterte. - The proceedings aim to address legal and political questions surrounding her office. - The outcom…
Djokovic aims for 'at least one more time' at Wimbledon after Sinner defeat
- Novak Djokovic expressed his desire to compete at Wimbledon "at least one more time" after his semifinal defeat to Jannik Sinner. - The 39-year-old Serb acknowledged the tough loss but stated he sti…
Fire erupts at Iran refinery in Lorestan province
- A fire erupted at the Oxin Palayesh mini-refinery in Iran's Lorestan province on Friday evening. - Firefighters faced difficulties containing the blaze due to its scale and the presence of flammable…
Saudi Arabia denies 'Asia Medical City' project claims, launches legal action
- Saudi Arabia has denied reports concerning the "Asia Medical City" project, labeling them as false. - The kingdom has initiated legal proceedings against entities spreading these alleged misinformat…
Ranveer Singh-Starrer 'Dhurandhar' Releases in Japanese Cinemas
- The Ranveer Singh-starrer film 'Dhurandhar' is now releasing in Japanese cinemas. - The film, written, directed, and produced by Aditya Dhar, previously achieved significant success in India. - 'Dhu…
'Want our normal lives back': Bahrain, Kuwait residents worried by Iran attacks
- Residents in Bahrain and Kuwait expressed anxiety and a desire for normalcy following renewed Iranian strikes. - The attacks dashed hopes of a return to stability after a fragile ceasefire appeared …
'Raakh' Actor Rumi Khan Receives Hate Messages for Serial Killer Role
- Actor Rumi Khan discusses his portrayal of serial killer Babu in the film 'Raakh'. - Khan reveals he has been receiving hate messages on Instagram due to the nature of his role. - He expresses the c…
Abu Dhabi warns residents against buying from street vendors, unlicensed sellers
- Abu Dhabi City Municipality urges residents to avoid purchasing from street vendors and unlicensed sellers. - Authorities warn that goods from informal sellers lack regulatory oversight and may pose…
Watch: Bhiwandi’s ‘Spider-Man’ helps, gives joy to residents affected by Mumbai rains
- A man in Bhiwandi, India, known as 'Spider-Man,' has been helping residents affected by heavy Mumbai rains. - He is seen distributing essentials and offering assistance to those stranded or in need.…
Burglars grab jewellery in lightning raid on France's Lalique museum
- Burglars executed a swift raid on the Musée Lalique in France's Alsace region, stealing approximately 20 pieces of jewelry. - The stolen items are valued at several million euros and were taken in a…
Dubai gold prices steady as 24K trades below Dh500 per gram
- Gold prices in Dubai remained steady on Tuesday morning as markets awaited US Federal Reserve minutes. - The 24K gold price was trading at Dh499 per gram at the market open. - Analysts suggest the o…
Hamas dissolves Gaza government; Israel dismisses move as 'stunt'
- Hamas announced it dissolved its de facto government in Gaza, offering to hand over to a technocratic body as part of a US-backed plan. - Israel dismissed the move as a "stunt," with the foreign min…
'Worked Till 2am': How UAE's IB Toppers Faced Exam Disruptions, Scored Full Marks
- Top IB students in the UAE faced significant exam disruptions but managed to achieve full marks. - These students worked late hours, often until 2 a.m., to prepare for their examinations amidst chal…
From Camps to Staycations: How UAE Parents Are Keeping Children Busy This Summer
- UAE parents are exploring diverse activities to keep children engaged during the summer break, moving beyond traditional camps. - Options range from staycations within the UAE to a variety of local …
UN deems Israel's detention of Gaza doctor 'arbitrary', asks for his immediate release
- The United Nations has declared the detention of a Gaza doctor by Israel as "arbitrary." - The UN is calling for the immediate release of the doctor. - Concerns are mounting over the health and well…
Mexico's World Cup party ends in tears after England defeat
- Mexico's World Cup aspirations ended with a 3-2 loss to England at the Azteca Stadium, disappointing home fans. - Despite reaching the round of 16 without conceding, Mexico fell to England, who play…
Abu Dhabi fines industrial facility Dh25,000 for environmental breach
- Abu Dhabi's Environment Agency fined an industrial facility Dh25,000 for failing to control air emissions and dust. - The agency cited violations of environmental regulations aimed at preventing air…
UAE summer travel rush: Sharjah Airport set to welcome 3 million passengers
- Sharjah Airport expects to handle approximately 3 million passengers during the peak summer travel season. - The airport has implemented an operational plan to ensure smooth passenger movement and m…
AI may replace jobs, but can it replace human purpose?
- Artificial intelligence is increasingly capable of performing tasks previously done by humans, raising concerns about job displacement. - While AI can automate many jobs, the article questions wheth…
UAE jobs: Hiring for salaries under Dh10,000 drops 26%
- Hiring for positions offering salaries below Dh10,000 in the UAE has decreased by 26%. - This decline suggests a potential shift in the job market towards higher-paying roles or a reduction in entry…
KamelPay launches AbsoluteCard to support UAE businesses in streamlining corporate payments
- KamelPay has launched AbsoluteCard, a new payment solution designed to streamline corporate payments for businesses in the UAE. - The card aims to simplify expense management and enhance financial c…
UAE Ministry Revokes Ajman University College License Over Violations
- The UAE's Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research revoked the license of Horizon University College in Ajman. - The ministry cited severe and repeated violations concerning academic qua…
UAE social media ban: Parents urged to use new controls, not create fake accounts for kids
- The UAE has implemented new social media age restrictions, banning children under 15 from personal accounts. - Authorities are urging parents to use provided tools to prevent children from bypassing…
From Venezuela to Indonesia: 10 deadliest earthquakes in recent years
- Venezuela experienced devastating twin earthquakes on July 5, killing over 3,300 people. - The disaster has left thousands homeless and prompted international rescue efforts. - The article lists oth…
Adnoc launches LNG platform to boost oil output, targeting 47 mtpa by 2035
- Adnoc has launched a global liquefied natural gas (LNG) market and trading platform to increase its oil output. - The platform aims to market 47 million tonnes per annum (mtpa) of LNG by 2035, posit…
Indian thriller 'Satluj' removed from OTT after 48 hours
- The Indian biographical thriller 'Satluj,' inspired by human rights activist Jaswant Singh Khalra, was removed from the ZEE5 platform in India less than 48 hours after its release. - The film, previ…
Arada targets $5 billion in assets with launch of new GCC real estate investment platform
- Arada has launched a new real estate investment platform targeting the GCC region. - The platform aims to manage assets worth $5 billion. - This initiative signifies Arada's expansion and focus on t…
Philippine Senator Marcoleta Arrested for Plunder Ahead of Duterte Impeachment Trial
- Philippine Senator Rodante Marcoleta was arrested on plunder charges hours before Vice President Sara Duterte's impeachment trial. - Marcoleta allegedly failed to declare P75 million in unused elect…
Trump intervention sparks World Cup storm as Fifa clears Balogun to face Belgium
- FIFA suspended Folarin Balogun's red-card ban for the US Men's National Team after an intervention by US President Donald Trump. - Balogun was sent off during a World Cup match but will now be eligi…
England survive Mexico comeback to reach quarter-finals
- England defeated Mexico 3-2 to advance to the World Cup quarter-finals. - Jude Bellingham scored two goals, and Harry Kane added a penalty, securing the win despite England playing with 10 men for m…
Haaland double as Norway stun Brazil to reach World Cup quarterfinals
- Erling Haaland scored twice to lead Norway to a 2-1 victory over Brazil in the World Cup. - The win secured Norway's spot in the quarterfinals of the tournament. - Haaland's performance brings his g…
No enjoyment as Djokovic relieved after 'ugly' Wimbledon win
- Novak Djokovic expressed relief after a difficult four-set victory over Roman Safiullin in the Wimbledon quarterfinals. - The Serbian player admitted he did not enjoy the "ugly" win, struggling to f…
Osaka topples Sabalenka to blow Wimbledon draw wide open
- Naomi Osaka defeated top seed Aryna Sabalenka in the fourth round of Wimbledon. - Osaka won in straight sets, advancing to her first Wimbledon quarterfinal. - The upset blew the women's draw wide op…
Leclerc wins British Grand Prix as F1 leader Antonelli falters
- Charles Leclerc won the British Grand Prix after a safety car finish, his second win of the season. - Kimi Antonelli, who started on pole, suffered a wheel shield failure and finished outside the po…
Australia Defeats England by 7 Wickets to Win Women's T20 World Cup
- Australia defeated England by seven wickets in the women's T20 World Cup final. - Beth Mooney scored 64 runs and Phoebe Litchfield added 48, forming a crucial 100-run partnership. - Australia secure…
UAE allocates $30 million for emergency humanitarian response in Sudan
- The UAE has pledged $30 million for emergency humanitarian aid in Sudan, specifically targeting El Obeid and North Kordofan. - The aid aims to address critical needs for food security, healthcare, c…
Middle East and Africa enterprises prioritise data control, sovereignty to enable trusted AI growth
- Middle Eastern and African enterprises are prioritizing data control and sovereignty. - This focus is seen as essential for enabling the growth of trusted artificial intelligence. - Companies are se…
UAE citizen wins RAK Fitness Challenge, claims Dh50,000 top prize
- An Emirati citizen won the RAK Fitness Challenge, securing the top prize of Dh50,000. - The challenge saw significant participation and promoted health and wellness in the UAE. - The event concluded…
US faces Belgium in Seattle with World Cup expectations rising
- The US faces Belgium in Seattle with rising World Cup expectations after strong group stage performances. - Belgium's "Golden Generation" is likely in its final World Cup, while the US aims to build…
Watch: UAE's Al Fursan lights up US skies in historic Independence Day flypast
- The UAE Air Force aerobatic team Al Fursan performed in the US for the first time during Independence Day celebrations. - The team flew alongside US military demonstration squadrons, including the B…
Opec+ approves further oil output increase as Hormuz exports start to recover
- OPEC+ has agreed to further increase oil output. - Exports via the Strait of Hormuz are beginning to recover. - The decision comes as global energy markets continue to adapt to various supply and de…
