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Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) has completed DIFC Square ahead of schedule. The development, comprising 600,000 sq ft of office space, is fully pre-leased, with tenants like Bank of Singapore and Deutsche Bank already fitting out their spaces. This project aligns with DIFC's vision for sustainable, innovative, and customer-centric financial centres. Read more →
Dubai's property market sees continued activity despite a 45% drop in enquiries. Betterhomes reports consistent digital engagement, suggesting buyers and sellers are closely monitoring the market before committing. CEO Louis Harding states this is a period of consideration, not withdrawal, with clients seeking reassurance and clarity. Read more →
Rihanna's Beverly Hills home was shot at on Sunday afternoon, with assault rifle casings found at the scene. A woman in her 30s was arrested nearby after allegedly firing seven shots before fleeing. The singer was reportedly inside the mansion at the time, but no one was injured. Read more →
Dubai has introduced a new public safety law, effective June 1, 2026, replacing 2003 legislation. It sets stringent rules for venues, events, buildings, and products, with fines up to AED 2 million for repeat offenders. Dubai Municipality will oversee compliance, aiming to enhance safety and prevent accidents. Read more →
Dubai Municipality has introduced 'Ehsan Stations', 12 AI-powered devices to feed stray animals, aiming to manage populations and reduce random feeding. This initiative supports animal welfare, ecological balance, and Dubai's liveability. Read more →
Iran's new Supreme Leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, has ordered missile strikes causing casualties in the US, Saudi Arabia, and Kuwait. The UAE reports extensive damage from over 1,400 projectiles, with a fire in Fujairah now contained. Read more →
Iran has faced renewed missile and drone attacks, leading Gulf nations like the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, and Bahrain to activate air defences. Tragically, one person died in Dubai due to falling debris. Dubai Airports are gradually resuming limited flight operations. Read more →
The UAE president, Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, has assured the nation of its safety and protection following Iranian missile strikes. Speaking to those injured, he acknowledged the "time of war" but pledged to safeguard all citizens and residents, emphasizing their inclusion as part of the UAE's family. Read more →


































