US President Donald Trump surrounded himself with some of the most influential and wealthy technology executives at the White House on Tuesday, amid growing concern about artificial intelligence. American voters have grown increasingly uneasy over AI’s potential impact on the labour market, the…
U.S. homeowners have more housing wealth than ever before, thanks to fast-rising home prices over the last several years. But they aren't spending much of it.
As sentiment towards AI and big tech continues to sour among US voters, President Donald Trump surrounded himself with technology executives to unveil a new AI-powered website that he insisted would simplify government services. The US President praised the website, America.gov, calling it a…
The UAE and Egypt have agreed to renew their Dh5 billion ($1.36 billion) currency swap agreement as the two nations seek to further bolster their economic development. The refreshed deal, which is also equivalent to 69 billion Egyptian pounds ($1.32 billion), will be valid for five years and is…
Abu Dhabi's plan to create communities in which residents can reach work, schools, healthcare and leisure facilities within 15 minutes can form the foundation of the UAE’s future development, urban planners said on Tuesday. The '15-minute city' model is intended to make daily life more convenient…
Iraqi Airways will resume flights to and from Iran in October, the Iraqi Transport Ministry said on Tuesday, days after Baghdad halted them under pressure from a wave of US sanctions. Iraq had not officially announced the ban imposed on Friday but ground-handling companies stopped serving the…
The UAE has launched a global initiative to curb digital acts of violence against women. The SAFE-T Initiative was unveiled during the 15th UN Congress on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice in Abu Dhabi on Tuesday, and aims to combine legislation, improved digital literacy and international…
Oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz rose to their highest level this month since the Iran war began, as Saudi Arabia was forced to send more crude through the contested waterway after Houthi attacks restricted its Red Sea route. Saudi shipments through Hormuz jumped to 2.58 million barrels per…
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