Weekly Recap: UAE Sports, Upcoming Traffic Regulations, and Regional Business News
This week in the UAE focused on cricket highlights, new vehicle registration rules for 2027, and upcoming fitness events.
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This week in the UAE focused on cricket highlights, new vehicle registration rules for 2027, and upcoming fitness events.
Qatar has announced it reserves the right to take necessary measures to protect its interests following the attack on the LNG tanker Al Maayeda. The vessel remains safe and operational as investigations into the unidentified objects continue.
Al-Hilal faces Al-Shamal in the AFC Champions League Elite today with several key players sidelined due to injury, suspension, and tactical rotation.
Following his debut at the United States Grand Prix, Tom Hart continues his temporary role as Max Verstappen's race engineer, with Red Bull team principal Laurent Mekies praising his performance despite technical challenges.
Alors que Luis Enrique s'apprête à égaler le record de victoires de Laurent Blanc au PSG, l'ancien entraîneur français reste sans club depuis son départ d'Arabie saoudite.
Hostilities have expanded with additional missile activity reported in Riyadh and the continued closure of King Khalid International Airport until Saturday.
NEC has signed 26-year-old defender Mitchel Bakker on a one-year contract. The former Atalanta player is eligible to play in this weekend's match against Ajax.
Hosts Saudi Arabia prepare to face Qatar in the Gulf Cup semi-final this week in Jeddah. The winner secures a spot in the tournament final.
A 13-year-old volleyball player representing Qatar has captured attention during a match against Japan, sparking widespread discussion about his age and height.
Qatar rejected Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's UN General Assembly accusations, calling them an attempt to divert attention.