The Emirates’ largest city pitched itself to foreign workers and tourists as a sun-soaked safe haven in a volatile region. War has challenged that image.

Dubai influencers say they feel safer than major U.S. cities amid Middle East conflict, as UAE intercepts hundreds of missiles targeting the destination.

NDTV reports from outside the iconic Burj Khalifa in Dubai, where the impact of the ongoing Middle East conflict is clearly visible. Once one of the busiest tourist hotspots in the world, the area ...

The trio was trying to reassure their relatives after being caught up in last Wednesday’s strike, which damaged an apartment ...

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Dubai Abu Dhabi news highlights: Iran's Media Operations Center has warned residents in specific areas of Dubai and Qatar capital Doha of possible attacks in the coming hours, Iran’s state-linked ...

Wiz Khalifa will headline the first show at Citizens Live at the Wylie later this year. The Pittsburgh-raised rapper will perform on Oct. 2 at Pittsburgh’s newest music spot, as Live Nation on Monday ...

Dubai's luxury hotels are cutting their prices as fewer people are travelling to the United Arab Emirates due to tensions from the US‑Iran conflict. Hotels in central locations, including near the ...

Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Iran war news highlights: The UAE has stated it intercepted a total of 10 missiles and 26 drones on Thursday as the US-Iran conflict continues to spread across West Asia. As the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Lead Stories says: AI Generated Is a video showing the Burj Khalifa skyscraper on fire amid the U.S. attack on Iran real? No, that ...