United Arab Emirates News in English

Good morning! It’s 1st February, and here’s your United Arab Emirates daily news capsule.

Abu Dhabi Police employs AI and virtual reality to raise awareness on drug and cybercrime risks.

Mohammed bin Rashid announces UAE's non-oil foreign trade surpasses 3.8 trillion dirhams for the first time.

Trump declares a national emergency, increasing pressure on oil suppliers to Cuba.

Keir Starmer arrives in Tokyo, concluding his East Asia visit, aiming to revive UK-China relations.

African Tunisian and Beirut Lebanese teams complete the lineup for the Dubai International Basketball semi-finals.

Sharjah ruler promises to continue documenting Portugal's history during his visit to Lisbon.

The Masters Games organizing committee announces details for the official opening ceremony.

Sheikh Zayed Child Care Center opens in Istanbul after redevelopment efforts.

UAE President discusses regional developments with the Syrian President, emphasizing support for Syria's unity.

Dollars face worst monthly performance since August, amid concerns over market dynamics.

Oil records its largest monthly gains since 2022, with Brent reaching 70.7 dollars.

China intensifies patrols around Scarborough Shoal, asserting its controversial sovereignty.

New study reveals clearer image of dark energy, raising major questions about the universe.

Taiwan reports its first death from the Hantavirus, prompting health measures.

For the first time, a topical gene therapy corrects genetic mutations in skin.

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