United Arab Emirates News in English

Good morning! It’s 22nd January, and here’s your United Arab Emirates daily news capsule.

Donald Trump states he will not impose tariffs on Greenland or use force to acquire it.

A British writer suggests ways Europe can curb Trump's influence.

Short deadline looms for Syrian Democratic Forces, facing potential integration into Syrian state.

Togo hands over former president to Burkina Faso amid political turmoil.

Abu Dhabi stock index surpasses 10,200 points at Wednesday's close.

Dubai Coffee Auction 2026 strengthens UAE's position as a global trade hub.

Emirates Airlines announces new residential complex for cabin crew in Dubai.

UAE and India aim to double trade to 200 billion dollars.

Project HOPE receives ambulances to support medical efforts in Gaza.

Human rights report documents serious abuses in Yemen, alleging Emirati involvement.

Damascus and Syrian Democratic Forces face ongoing tensions and Turkish concerns.

Iranian protests continue as diplomats assess damage from recent unrest.

British officials assert the country will not yield to Trump's Greenland pressure.

Ukrainian drone strikes injure eleven in southern Russia, including a child.

Abu Dhabi Ports sells warehouses to Mir Group for 295 million dirhams.

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