Sharjah Heritage Institute Launches Programs to Preserve Cultural Heritage
Sharjah Heritage Institute announces new programs aimed at preserving and promoting UAE’s cultural heritage.
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Chinese Court Rules Against Automation-Driven Layoffs, Protects Workers
A Chinese court ruling defends worker rights against automation-driven layoffs, emphasizing job stability.
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Fatima Belfaqih Appointed as Arbitrator at ICSID
Fatima Belfaqih appointed as an arbitrator at ICSID by UAE government, marking a significant milestone in her legal career.
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Russia Announces Unilateral Ceasefire with Ukraine for Victory Day
Russia declares a unilateral ceasefire with Ukraine from May 8-9, coinciding with Victory Day celebrations.
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Germany Seeks Intensive Talks with US Following Troop Reductions
Germany’s Foreign Minister emphasizes the need for discussions with the US after troop withdrawal announcement.
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Trump Urges South Korea to Join US Efforts in Protecting Shipping Near Iran
Trump emphasizes the importance of South Korea’s involvement in US maritime security efforts near Iran.
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UAE Shifts to Distance Learning Amid Safety Concerns
The UAE Ministry of Higher Education announces temporary distance learning for schools and universities from May 5 to May 8, 2026.
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Mayon Volcano Erupts, Affecting Over 30,000 Families in Bicol Region
Mayon Volcano’s recent eruption impacts over 30,000 families, causing significant agricultural losses in the Bicol region.
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Dubai Begins Tunneling for $5.6 Billion Blue Line Metro Project
Dubai starts tunneling for the $5.6 billion Blue Line metro, set to open in 2029, enhancing urban connectivity.
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Kuwait Condemns Iranian Attack on UAE Vessel in Strait of Hormuz
Kuwait’s Foreign Ministry condemns Iranian drone attack on UAE tanker in the Strait of Hormuz, emphasizing maritime security.
