United Arab Emirates News in English

Good morning! It’s 8th January, and here’s your United Arab Emirates daily news capsule.

US Energy Secretary says Washington will manage Venezuelan oil sales for an indefinite period.

Washington seizes Russian-flagged oil tanker, sparking criticism from Moscow and support from Britain.

Train services in the Netherlands halted due to snow and ice, causing chaos in transport across Europe.

China aims for a trillion yuan market value in artificial intelligence within the next two years.

Power outages continue in southwest Berlin, marking the longest blackout since World War II.

Iran protests persist despite government warnings, with former crown prince sending messages to security forces.

Ukraine's attacks disrupt train services in western Russia as allies meet in Paris for discussions.

Health authorities warn against using certain infant formula products linked to safety concerns.

Warner Bros rejects Paramount's acquisition offer for the second time, favoring Netflix instead.

Emirates National Mixed Martial Arts Championship kicks off in Al Ain this Saturday.

Bellingham comments on Saudi Arabia hosting the 2034 World Cup, expressing hopes for a return.

Inflation in the Eurozone drops to two percent year-on-year, ending the year on a stable note.

New protocol revealed for COVID-19 treatment as isolation periods come to an end.

Experts warn of health risks from weight loss injections gaining popularity in Jordan.

Elvis Presley train experience launches in Australia, celebrating the rock and roll legend's legacy.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!