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The new restaurants in Dubai that are making the city feel brand new againIf it feels like every week a new restaurant opens in Dubai, you’re not wrong, and honestly, we’re not mad about it. The city runs on reinvention. Chefs, creatives, and founders from all over the world keep launching new restaurants in Dubai with new menus, cool interiors, and their own distinct energy. Some are intimate and low-key, some are big, loud, and made for a night out. There’s no formula, which is exactly why it’s worth keeping up with all the new restaurants in Dubai.Some spots will…
K9 Friends is calling on the nation to partake in a new photography competition for the 2026 calendarIf you’re a dog lover in Dubai, K9 Friends is possibly one of the animal shelters you love to support. It is one of the longest-running centres in Dubai, run by a team of volunteers who rescue and rehome stray and abandoned dogs in the UAE.In a bid to shine a spotlight on these lovely dogs, K9 Friends has launched a photography competition for its 2026 calendar, and it’s something you just have to be a part of.What is the K9 Friends calendar…
What Role Could Gambling Play In Diversifying UAE Tourism Offerings? – UAE Today Blog
By and large, the UAE is one of the biggest tourist destinations on the planet. The average tourist flocks to the country for shopping, the good weather, food, and cultural experiences. But while the UAE’s tourism revenue has been climbing steadily for years, there is perhaps one tourist draw that has been overlooked, which is gambling. When we think of destinations that have become tourist sites for gambling, we think of Las Vegas, Monaco, Atlantic City, and so on. But becoming a gambling hub could benefit the UAE in several ways. First, it can tap into the existing user base…
NEO Crypto Leads Chinese Coins After Major Announcement: Time for a 100% Pump?
The NEO blockchain, often dubbed the “Ethereum of China,” is among the biggest gainers in the last 48 hours. The coin is up nearly 15% in two days, reversing sharply from a key support level as buyers aim to break a local resistance level. At this pace, NEO crypto is not only on the cusp of adding to its two-day gains but also has a high possibility of soaring by triple-digit gains, trending at levels seen when the network dominated crypto. Based on Coingecko data, NEO crypto is firm. Although it is down nearly 3% in the last trading month,…
A new homegrown restaurant has opened in Dubai, and it’s all about bringing people togetherPEOPLE, a new homegrown restaurant in Dubai, from the team behind GOAT Burger, is located at Al Khawaneej Walk and aims to be more than just a place to eat. It’s a space for friends, families, and communities to connect over food.A restaurant built around peopleThe founders, Maryam Alobeidli, Shehab AlHarmoodi, and Sultan Kayed, wanted to create a place where everyone feels welcome. PEOPLE’s front-of-house team speaks 12 different languages, making it a true reflection of Dubai’s international community.“PEOPLE is about connection, between strangers, families, and…
Australia’s ‘AI spring’, Canva’s 3-part startup test: 10 insights from AWS Unicorn Day
Unicorn Day, the annual AWS-led gathering of founders, investors and startup operators, took over Sydney recently – and the message was loud and clear: Australia might be a small market, but our startups are playing on a global stage. From an impressive lineup of speakers spanning AWS heavyweights to big-name customers and VCs, here are the 10 of the most important takeaways for ambitious startups and scaleups: 1. AI will transform every industry The event was opened by the AWS MD for Australia and New Zealand, Rianne Van Veldhuizen, who shared that 83 per cent of startups believe AI will…
The whole family will love discovering the wonders of water at Terra, Expo City Dubai over two adventure-packed weekendsExpo City Dubai is giving families another exciting reason to head back to the mini-city with the launch of the Guardians of Water Festival. The event will shine a spotlight on our planet’s most precious resource, water, through immersive experiences designed to spark curiosity and inspire action.It will run over two adventure-packed weekends on August 30 and 31 and September 6 and 7. The experience takes place at Terra – a fitting location, as it’s the Sustainability Pavilion. Terra is designed to…
UK Clamps Down on Crypto Networks Aiding Sanctions Evasion
The UK government is cracking down on financial networks and crypto systems that it believes are helping Russia get around Western sanctions. This latest move targets a cluster of platforms linked to a Kyrgyz-based stablecoin operation used to quietly move money across borders. A7A5 Stablecoin Raises Red Flags A rouble-backed stablecoin called A7A5 sits at the center of the enforcement. According to UK officials, the token was used to process around nine billion dollars in transactions within four months. That kind of volume, paired with its activity through Kyrgyz channels, raised concerns that it was built to sidestep restrictions. The…
Smart homes in Dubai are quietly rewriting the rules of luxury livingThere’s a quiet revolution happening behind the doors of the Dubai’s most luxurious homes, and it doesn’t come with gold taps or marble foyers. The new flex? Smart living. From villas wired with invisible tech, to penthouses that practically manage themselves, intelligent living is no longer a sci-fi fantasy. Smart homes in Dubai are setting a new baseline for luxury, driven by convenience, customisation, and a bit of tech magic.What makes a home smart?Chelsea Residences by DAMAC | Image: DAMAC Properties websiteSmart homes give you control, via voice or…
‘It doesn’t need to be this hard’: Over 80% of startup founders feel alone – and it slows them down
More than 80 per cent of startup founders experience isolation some or all of the time, and those who do are 50 per cent more likely to postpone important decisions, according to a new survey. The poll of 120 founders, conducted by The Founder’s Sanctuary, cites three practical barriers to getting help: 52 per cent said lack of time blocks access to support; 41 per cent cited cost; and 36 per cent juggle caregiving alongside building their businesses, limiting participation in accelerators, coaching or mentorship groups. Nearly two-thirds (64 per cent) said stress and overwork are already denting performance by…
