Author: Editorial Team
Ajman announced a new law across its government departments, introducing new types of leaves, employee benefits and reduced working hours. The Government of Ajman on Monday issued the new law under the orders of the emirate’s Ruler, Sheikh Humaid bin Rashid Al Nuaimi, which will be effective from September 1, 2026. The Law No. (4) of 2026 concerning Human Resources for the Government of Ajman offers leaves for family care, self-employment or entrepreneurship, Persons with Disabilities and marriage. Stay up to date with the latest news. Follow KT on WhatsApp Channels. There are also reduced working hours for employees with…
For her civil ceremony to Callum Turner at London’s Old Marylebone Town Hall, Dua Lipa decided to bypass the traditional gown entirely, embracing a masterclass of vintage storytelling courtesy of custom Schiaparelli haute couture. Designed by creative director Daniel Roseberry, the ensemble was a breathtaking ode to Old Hollywood classics, filtered through a distinct 1970s sartorial lens. At the heart of the look was a sharply tailored ivory cady blazer featuring Schiaparelli’s signature personalised gold bijoux buttons. The masculine silhouette was cleverly balanced by feminine elegance, softened by a sculpted blush-toned bustier with delicate white lace peeking out from beneath…
The UAE has launched ‘Naseej’, the National Initiative for Textile Circularity, to help shift the textile sector towards a circular economy model that reduces waste and makes better use of resources. The initiative aims to move the industry away from a linear “use and discard” system towards one that reuses materials, retains value, and supports long-term sustainability and economic growth. Developed through a partnership between the National Projects Office, the Ministry of Economy and Tourism, Emirates Foundation, and Tadweer Group, Naseej will act as a national platform to coordinate policy, industry action, research, and public engagement across the textile value…
With the UAE emerging as one of the world’s leading destinations for luxury lifestyles, smart mobility and connected urban living, OMODA & JAECOO is spotlighting its advanced VPD (Valet Parking Driver) technology as a future-ready mobility innovation designed to elevate convenience, comfort and premium urban driving experiences across the Emirates. Demonstrated during the Beijing Auto Show and Chery International Business Summit, the intelligent driverless self-parking technology reflects OMODA & JAECOO’s broader vision of combining futuristic mobility with luxury lifestyle convenience. Designed for modern urban environments, VPD introduces intelligent features such as “Come When Called” and “Leave When Waved,” allowing vehicles…
Alarm clocks will ring a little earlier across the UAE on Monday, June 1, as thousands of students head back to school after a nine-day Eid Al Adha break. For many children, it will mean swapping late mornings, family gatherings, and holiday outings for school uniforms, packed bags, and classroom routines once again. Schools in the UAE, however, are taking different approaches to help students transition back into academic life. While some will spend the first week easing students back into learning through revision sessions and interactive activities, others are set to begin formal assessments immediately after the break. School…
As thousands of UAE residents prepare to travel during the summer holidays, health experts are reminding travellers to follow official advisories, stay aware of health updates at their destinations and seek medical advice if they feel unwell during or after their trip. The advice comes as global health authorities continue monitoring outbreaks and health alerts in different parts of the world, including Ebola and hantavirus cases reported. However, UAE authorities have stressed that the country’s public health situation remains stable and that preparedness and monitoring systems remain active. Recently, the National Emergency Crisis and Disaster Management Authority (NCEMA) and the…
BEIRUT — Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam has denounced what he called a “dangerous and unprecedented” escalation in south Lebanon, as Israel carried out fresh airstrikes and issued evacuation warnings for more than a dozen locations. In a televised address on Satuday, Salam urged an immediate halt to the fighting and insisted that a “scorched-earth policy and collective punishment” pursued by Benjamin Netanyahu will not ensure Israel’s security. A day after the Israeli prime minister said his forces had advanced deeper into Lebanon, Salam accused Israel of “implementing a policy of total destruction of cities and towns” and of carrying…
Walking outdoors in Abu Dhabi has long been a question of seasons. From May to October, the temperature pushes most outdoor activity into the early morning or after sunset. A new generation of cooled walkways inside the city’s parks is changing that calculation, letting residents move through greenery in the open air, even at the peak of summer. The latest addition is Khalidiyah Park, after a comprehensive redevelopment of the 62,000sqm site. At the heart of the redesign is a 660-metre enclosed cooled walkway that threads between the park’s play areas, sports courts and quiet gardens, with rest spots placed…
VIENNA — Thousands of Austrians protesting against noise and pollution caused by excessive congestion blocked a key European highway linking Germany and Italy on Saturday, but widely feared traffic chaos was averted after the closure was lifted by evening. Because of the protest, authorities closed part of the highway and surrounding roads to transit traffic from 11:00 am (0900 GMT) to 7:00 pm. Authorities and motoring organizations had feared traffic chaos due to the closure and the Whitsun holidays in Germany. “All lanes are open again,” a spokesman for the motorway operator Asfinag said on Saturday evening. Heading north, the…
MADINAH — As pilgrims head to Madinah after completing their Hajj rituals, the Ministry of Commerce continues its inspection and supply-monitoring tours to assess the availability of goods in markets and retail outlets to meet an increase in demand. The tours also aimed to verify the quality and efficiency of services provided to pilgrims, as well as to enhance regulatory compliance and supporting market stability. The ministry’s inspection teams are carrying out these tours across various targeted locations in Madinah, verifying the availability of essential goods and products and monitoring commercial establishments’ compliance with applicable regulations and instructions. Source: Saudi…