The U.S. and Israel say they conducted new strikes inside Iran overnight, targeting ballistic missile launchers. Iran claims it struck a U.S. oil tanker in the northern Persian Gulf.
Month: March 2026
What is happening on day six of US-Israel attacks?
On the sixth day of US-Israeli attacks on Iran, the conflict is escalating as regional tensions rise.
Azerbaijan says Iran fired two drones at its territory, injuring two people
Azerbaijan’s Foreign Ministry said the drones hit an airport in Nakhchivan, an Azerbaijani enclave located about 10 kilometers (6 miles) from the Iranian border
Billionaire sitting On 16,000 kilos of gold says price will rise
When gold goes up, the value of his stock — in some cases built up over decades — also rises, Alukkas said. | World News
World shares advance as oil prices climb higher and Iran launches new attacks
World shares have advanced while U.S. futures slipped after a rebound on Wall Street. Oil prices resumed their upward climb as Iran launched attacks and threatened the U.S. South Korea’s
US and Mideast countries seek Kyiv’s drone expertise as Russia-Ukraine talks put on ice
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says the United States and its allies in the Middle East are seeking Ukraine’s expertise in countering Iran’s Shahed drones.
Qatar starts relief flights as Middle East skies remain closed
Qatar Airways said it’s starting a limited number of relief flights today to help passengers stranded in the Middle East get out. | World News
Tight control over delivery bikes in Dubai to enhance public safety
Strict regulatory grip on delivery bikes in Dubai to enhance public safety
5 things to do if you see falling shrapnel — and the one thing you must not do
Discover essential safety tips for dealing with falling shrapnel in the UAE amidst ongoing missile threats. Learn what to do and what to avoid to ensure your safety and that of your loved ones.
Warning over mental toll of sleepless nights as Iran strikes persist
Missile and drone attacks are raising anxiety levels and disrupting sleep
The founder of “Mothers of Egypt” congratulates the champion of the Dubai International Qur’an Award: a pride for every Egyptian home | Reports and follow-ups
Abeer Ahmed, founder of the Union of Mothers of Egypt for Education Development and the Coalition of Parents, extends her sincere congratulations and best wishes to the talented student Jana Ihab Mohamed Ramadan, a student at…
‘I feel my game is trending in the right direction’: Rayhan Thomas upbeat by Argentina form
Rayhan Thomas’s strong showing at the Visa Argentina Open signals a promising turn in his Korn Ferry Tour journey. With a season-best finish, he eyes further success in Chile.
Witnessed by Nahyan bin Zayed… The Mohammed bin Zayed Council organizes a session entitled “Lessons from the Founding Father’s Thought on Cooperation”
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Lindsay Lohan’s family ‘concerned’ as star remains in Dubai despite Iran war
The Mean Girls star has reportedly decided to remain in Dubai rather than return to the US as conflict in the Middle East ramps up
Sri Lanka recovers 87 bodies from Iranian warship sunk off its coast
A torpedo fired by a US submarine sank an Iranian warship off the coast of Sri Lanka, whose navy said Wednesday it recovered 87 bodies and rescued 32 people.
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Souqs Al Jubail modify operating hours
Souqs Al Jubail in Sharjah, Al Dhaid, and Kalba have announced their operating hours during the Holy Month of Ramadan, along with full preparations to provide…
UAE’s health sector marks World Obesity Day
The UAE health sector is marking World Obesity Day, observed annually on 4th March, through a series of national programmes and initiatives focused on…
US-Israel-Iran war Day 6: Which UAE attractions remain closed?
Some UAE attractions have shut their doors owing to the heightened security alert in the region since the war between US-Israel and Iran began on February 28
Dar Al Ber donation helps free 18 Emiratis ahead of Eid
Explore the humanitarian efforts of Dar Al Ber Society as their generous donation aids in the release of 18 Emiratis facing financial distress. Understand the broader impact of the ‘Yak Al Aoun’ initiative in promoting social stability and compassion.
Leaving Dubai suddenly costs a fortune as families rush to exit
With flights disrupted and regional tensions rising, expatriates are scrambling for any
route out of Dubai. Private jets, long drives to neighbouring countries and scarce airline
seats are pushing evacuation costs to extraordinary levels.
UAE assures residents, affirms continuity of healthcare system amid Iranian aggression
Protecting health and safety of all members of society core national priority, says Minister of Health and Prevention, Ahmed Ali Al Sayegh
Dubai court awards Dh1.2 million compensation in decade-long cross-border legal dispute
Discover how a decade-long legal battle across borders concluded with a Dubai court awarding Dh1.2 million in compensation to a businessman. Learn about the complexities of the case, the legal principles involved, and the final judgment that led to a significant financial recovery.
MBRF to present extensive programme at London Book Fair
The Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum Knowledge Foundation (MBRF) will participate in the London Book Fair 2026, one of the world’s premier events for the…
Indian Embassy in Abu Dhabi issues new advisory for Indian expats and visitors in UAE
Stay informed with the latest advisory from the Indian Embassy in Abu Dhabi for Indian expats and visitors in the UAE amid Iranian aggression on the country
Air India denies flying over restricted airspace in the Middle East
Air India aims to reassure its passenger base in the UAE and the wider region of its commitment to safety over operational convenience
Cracks in the Oasis: How Iran’s strikes broke Dubai’s carefully crafted ‘safe’ city image
Iran’s retaliatory strikes have shaken Dubai’s image as a safe global hub, with drone debris hitting iconic landmarks, airport disruptions and market jitters exposing vulnerabilities in the Gulf city’s carefully built aura of security
Al Hamriya honours Bee’ah worker for honesty
Al Hamriya Municipality honoured Bee’ah employees in appreciation of their honesty and dedication in performing their professional duty in a bid to…
UAE’s EDGE Group partners with Ecuador to enhance border security systems
EDGE Group partners with Ecuador’s Ministry of National Defence to enhance border security through advanced technology, marking a significant step in UAE-Ecuador cooperation.
Student at RIT Dubai campus speaks about challenges with leaving amid Middle East conflict
As the conflict in the Middle East widens, thousands of students and travelers are struggling to leave the region due to restricted airspaces.
Six injured by debris in Abu Dhabi after drones intercepted
Authorities respond to incidents in two areas of the capital’s Industrial City
Emirates to operate limited flights until further notice; 100 flights to depart Dubai on March 5-6
Dubai’s Emirates airline to operate a reduced flight schedule amid regional tensions. Discover how the carrier is managing airspace challenges and ensuring passenger safety.
Dubai impounds hundreds of delivery bicycles in safety crackdown
Dubai authorities have seized over 390 delivery bicycles in a safety crackdown to enhance compliance and protect road users. The joint operation by the RTA and Dubai Police targets the growing delivery sector, ensuring bicycles meet safety standards and riders adhere to regulations.
President Sheikh Mohamed receives more calls of support from world leaders after Iranian strikes
Global leaders express solidarity with the UAE and other countries in region
Qatar says air defence systems intercepting missile attack over Doha
Qatar’s defence ministry said on Thursday its military was working to intercept an incoming missile attack as loud blasts reverberated across Doha and smoke…
Iran conflict: Six injured after drone debris falls in Abu Dhabi industrial area
Six people were injured in Abu Dhabi’s ICAD 2 industrial area after drone debris fell following successful interceptions by air defense systems. Authorities urge the public to rely on official sources for information.
UAE air defences intercept six ballistic missiles, 125 drones on Thursday
UAE air defences successfully intercepted six ballistic missiles and 125 drones amid ongoing Iranian attacks, ensuring national security and stability. The Ministry of Defence remains vigilant against threats, safeguarding the country’s sovereignty.
Air Arabia warns of fake accounts and scams
Air Arabia has issued an alert about fake accounts and scams, highlighting that its sole official social media account is verified with a gold checkmark.
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US may not have capacity to take down full barrage of Iranian drones, officials warn
Chair of joint chiefs of staff and others in classified meeting said Iran is trying to get US to spend its munitions
Afghan-Pakistan border clashes latest, murder of Iraqi women’s rights activist condemned, Chile leprosy milestone
Clashes along the Afghanistan-Pakistan border have continued for a seventh straight day, with humanitarian access to affected areas still restricted, the UN said on Wednesday.
Carney says he backs strikes on Iran ‘with some regret’ as world order frays
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney says he supports the strikes on Iran “with some regret” as they represent an extreme example of a rupturing world order.
How traffic dried up in the Strait of Hormuz since the Iran war began
The effective closure of the Strait of Hormuz is “about as wrong as things could go” for global oil markets. Iran achieved it not with a naval blockade, but with cheap drones.
Iran armed forces deny launching drone attack on Azerbaijan
Iran’s armed forces on Thursday denied having launched a drone attack on Azerbaijan after Baku said at least two Iranian drones hit the country, wounding two people. Follow our liveblog for the latest…
Israel, Iran launch new strikes as evacuation flights surge
As the conflict in the Middle East continues to escalate and disrupt global air travel, governments across the world are stepping up repatriation flights from the region. More on DW.
More than 200 killed in landslide at DRC coltan mine
Congo’s Mines Ministry said about 70 children were among the victims.
Canadian PM Mark Carney offers to team up with Australia as ‘strategic cousins’ to push back against dominant superpowers
Visiting PM tells Australia’s parliament ‘middle power’ countries must work together on defence, trade and AI
Millions left without power after major blackout hits Cuba
The US Embassy warned people in Cuba to “prepare for significant disruptions” and conserve fuel, water, food and mobile phone batteries.
Britain looks to Frederiksen’s migration plan to neutralize Farage
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood is eager to take on complaints from liberal-minded colleagues — and combat Nigel Farage’s right-wing insurgency.
Canada PM Carney says unable to rule out military role in Iran war
Canadian leader also said the US-Israeli attacks on Iran appear to be ‘inconsistent with international law’.
Why China Won’t Help Iran
Beijing cares about the oil, not the regime.
Who are the Kurds, and why is U.S. likely align with groups based in Iraq?
Know all about the Kurds’ alignment with the U.S. amid the escalating Iran-Israel war and their quest for autonomy.








