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Seventeen International Airlines Suspend Flights to Dubai Amid Security Concerns

Global carriers, including Finnair and Aegean Airlines, have extended flight suspensions to Dubai International Airport through October 2027, citing shifting operational demand and regional security risks.
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Minor 1.6-Magnitude Tremor Recorded Off the Coast of Fujairah

The National Centre of Meteorology reported a small seismic event off the eastern coast of Fujairah, noting that there is no threat to infrastructure or risk of a tsunami.

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UAE Schools Issue Warnings Against Unauthorized Photography Under Cybercrime Law

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Financial Advisors Urge UAE Expatriates to Rebalance Portfolios Amid Volatility

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Dubai Police Disrupt 10,000 Dirham Driving License Forgery Syndicate

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Central Bank of the UAE Strengthens Financial Ties at IMF-World Bank Summit

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Dubai Vehicle Registrations Surge by Over 196,000 in First Half of 2026

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