United Arab Emirates News in English

Good morning! It’s 25th February, and here’s your United Arab Emirates daily news capsule.

Oil prices drop one percent amid fears of conflict between the US and Iran.

Wall Street indices rise as software stocks rebound, boosting American and European markets.

Dubai's market closes up by one point eight percent, while Abu Dhabi rises by zero point six percent.

Russia accuses the West of nuclear adventure, threatening consequences for Ukraine support.

Bitcoin heads for its worst monthly performance since 2022, dipping below sixty-four thousand dollars.

Gold retreats from a three-week high as profit-taking and a stronger dollar weigh in.

Cybersecurity warns of five cloud storage mistakes that could compromise data safety.

Seven killed in armed attacks in northwestern Pakistan, with security forces targeted.

Iran claims a deal with the US is within reach, despite ongoing nuclear negotiations.

NASA documents the Sun's childhood through a unique star observation.

A remarkable total lunar eclipse is set to showcase a blood moon in March.

A Turkish player saves a seagull struck by a ball during a match, showcasing compassion.

Dubai Taxi announces a dividend of three hundred point seven million dirhams for 2025.

Meta acquires advanced AI chips from AMD in a significant tech deal.

The UAE clubs maintain their Asian ranking thanks to strong performances in football.

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