🇦🇪UAE Legal News

In a landmark ruling, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) has granted South Africa’s urgent plea for decisive measures against Israel amid the ongoing conflict in Gaza. The court’s verdict, issued on Friday, directs Israel to take immediate steps to prevent potential acts of genocide during its military operations against Hamas militants in the Gaza …

New Horizon Unfurls as South Africa Secures World Court Mandate on Israeli Actions Read More »

In a startling turn of events, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has fervently rebuffed South Africa’s genocide allegations in the wake of the UN court’s recent ruling on Gaza. In a strongly-worded video statement, Netanyahu adamantly declared the charges as not only false but also deemed them as utterly outrageous, urging people of integrity worldwide …

Outrage Erupts as Israeli Prime Minister Denounces South Africa’s Genocide Accusation in UN Court’s Gaza Verdict Read More »

In a fervent move to address the mounting challenges faced by bereaved families, Pravasi India, a Dubai-based social welfare organization, has urged the Indian government to dismantle the beleaguered CARe (electronic clearance for repatriation of mortal remains) system introduced in August 2023. On January 25, Pravasi India presented a comprehensive memorandum to the Indian Embassy …

Pravasi India Advocates Overhaul of Repatriation System for Deceased Nationals: Calls for Removal of Troubled eCARe Portal Read More »

In a sweeping revelation, Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) disclosed that numerous school bus drivers and attendants operated without the necessary permits throughout the past year. Conducting an extensive 6,323 inspections of school buses from July to December in 2023, the RTA brought to light a series of breaches in compliance. While the exact …

Dubai’s School Bus Operators Flout Permit Regulations, RTA Unveils Widespread Violations Read More »

In a surprising turn of events, a Spanish judge has suggested that the disgraced former head of Spanish football, Luis Rubiales, should face trial for the controversial kiss he forced upon World Cup star Jenni Hermoso. Judge Francisco de Jorge, after conducting a thorough preliminary investigation, has declared that the kiss in question “was not …

Spanish Football Controversy Unfolds as Judge Recommends Trial for Rubiales in World Cup Kiss Scandal Read More »

In a legal setback echoing the corridors of power, the former CEO of Binance, Changpeng Zhao, fondly known as CZ, faces a snag in his pursuit to return to the UAE. A federal judge in the United States, presiding over his awaiting sentencing for anti-money laundering lapses, has barred Zhao’s travel despite a colossal $4.5 …

Binance Titan’s Bid to Return to UAE Foiled Despite $4.5 Billion Pledge Read More »

In a resolute stance, British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak remains steadfast in his conviction that his proposed asylum plan, involving the relocation of asylum seekers to Rwanda, does not violate international law. This comes in response to the president of a human rights court asserting that the UK government has a binding duty to adhere …

New Direction: UK PM Sunak Stands Firm on Asylum Plan Amid Legal Concerns Read More »

In a groundbreaking move, Dubai has eradicated the mandatory Dh1-million minimum down payment previously required for property owners to qualify for the coveted Golden Visa. Khaleej Times has learned that property buyers can now bypass this significant financial threshold and still be eligible for the Golden Visa, provided their property’s value exceeds Dh2 million. Regardless …

Revolutionary Shift in UAE Golden Visa Requirements: No Minimum Down Payment Needed for Property Owners Read More »

In a relentless pursuit of clean governance, President Xi Jinping’s crusade against corruption has penetrated the veiled sanctuaries of a covert missile force, the Communist Party’s upper echelons, and the national football team. Now, as the waves of this anti-corruption drive surge, the financial sector finds itself in the crosshairs, grappling with the added pressure …

Xi Jinping’s Unyielding War on Corruption Sends Shockwaves Through Financial Sectors Read More »

In a bid to uphold the sanctity of religious spaces, the Ministry of Islamic Affairs, Call and Guidance in Saudi Arabia has diligently tracked and addressed over 3,000 violations related to mosque services across various regions of the Kingdom. These infractions include issues concerning electricity and water usage, with more than 2,500 cases successfully resolved. …

Saudi Ministry Takes Strict Action Against Over 3,000 Violations in Mosque Services Over 5 Years Read More »