Emirates Airline will be suspending some flights in the coming few days.
According to the airliner’s website, flights to and from Algiers will no longer operate as of Wednesday, March 18 until Tuesday, March 31.
They also announced the suspension of all flights to Cairo from Thursday, March 19, until the end of the month.
Residents are being reminded that Emirates flights to Amman, Baghdad, Basra, Beirut and Istanbul have stopped operating from today and will remain suspended until March 31.
US and China begin talks ahead of Trump-Xi summit
Senior US and Chinese officials began talks in New York on Sunday aimed at preparing potential agreements ahead of a summit between President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping this week.
Mohammed bin Rashid Leadership Forum to bring 1,000 leaders to Dubai
The Mohammed bin Rashid Leadership Forum will bring together 1,000 government and private-sector leaders at Dubai World Trade Centre on Wednesday.
Sharjah-Oman logistics corridor handles AED 1.7 billion in cargo
A logistics corridor linking Sharjah and Oman handled around AED 1.7 billion worth of cargo during its first three months of operation.
Warren Buffett steps down as Berkshire chairman, son Howard succeeds
Berkshire Hathaway said on Friday that Warren Buffett will step down as chairman and become chairman emeritus, effective immediately, nine months after handing the CEO reins to longtime lieutenant Greg Abel.
75,000 tourists welcomed during Dubai summer campaign
As many as 75,000 people have visited the UAE under the 'Dubai Invite' campaign, which targeted non-residents with rewards of up to AED 3,000 in hotel stays, dining deals, and more.
The UAE, working with Paraguay, has sent humanitarian supplies to communities affected by the earthquake in Colombia as part of a $10 million aid package.
The UAE has called for a more inclusive international approach to combating extremism and hate speech, with greater involvement from community leaders, young people, civil society and technology companies.
Four UAE humanitarian aid convoys entered the Gaza Strip over the past week carrying 781 tonnes of supplies as part of Operation Chivalrous Knight 3.
