United Arab Emirates News in English

Good morning! It’s 12th February, and here’s your United Arab Emirates daily news capsule.

Iran's foreign minister claims their nuclear program is peaceful amid tensions with Israel.

Dubai Airport expects to welcome over 95 million passengers by 2025, a record high.

Israeli airstrikes continue in Gaza, with international warnings about civilian safety.

New initiatives at the "Our Children and Heritage" pavilion strengthen family ties to culture.

Energy stocks drive European markets to record highs as investors await company results.

Egypt appoints Ashraf Zaher as the new Minister of Defense, marking a significant leadership change.

The Sheikh Zayed Festival concludes with inspiring competitions for people of determination.

Abu Dhabi Poetry Festival showcases performances and digital initiatives to celebrate heritage.

Dubai Land Department launches 7.8 million real estate codes for trading in a strategic move.

Tourism emerges as a national priority for economic diversification, with high hotel occupancy rates.

Ukraine considers sending a delegation to Russia to expedite peace negotiations amid ongoing conflict.

Russia threatens countermeasures against Western military presence in Greenland amid NATO's actions.

Venezuela's oil conflict intensifies as Washington pushes for increased production amid Russian influence.

Djokovic withdraws from the Doha tournament, citing fatigue as the reason for his exit.

Scientists reveal new insights into how pollutants move through the air, impacting health.

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