Author: Editorial Team

BenQ Middle East, a global leader in display technology and digital lifestyle innovations, has officially rolled out its highly anticipated lineup of exclusive deals for Amazon Prime Day in Saudi Arabia. Running from 24th June until 30th June, the major sales event gives Saudi consumers, professional creators, tech enthusiasts, and gamers an incredible window to upgrade their home setups with premium tech at unmatched prices. The curated product selection features BenQ’s breakthrough Mac-compatible displays, professional creator monitors, everyday eye-care screens, and stunning 4K entertainment projection systems. Key Highlights of the Amazon KSA Prime Day Offers: Specialized Mac-Compatible Displays (The MA…

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LEORON Institute, the EMEA region’s leading corporate training and EdTech provider, today announced two senior leadership appointments in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia: Mariana Ignatov as CEO, KSA, and Mustafa Al Audib as Chief Financial Officer. The appointments signal a significant strengthening of LEORON’s on-the-ground leadership in the Kingdom and its long-term commitment to supporting Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 human capital development agenda. With more than 2,000 instructor-led programmes delivered annually and over 50,000 professionals trained each year, LEORON has established itself as one of the most trusted learning and development partners for organisations operating across the Kingdom and the…

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WASHINGTON, 28th June, 2026 (WAM) — Saeed Al Hajeri, Minister of State, led a UAE delegation during a visit to Washington D.C. The delegation included Omran Sharaf, Assistant Foreign Minister for Advanced Science and Technology. During this visit, Al Hajeri and members of the UAE delegation conducted a number of constructive meetings with senior officials from the US Department of Commerce, the US Department of the Treasury, the Office of the US Trade Representative, and the US Department of State. Al Hajeri also met with the US G20 Sherpa, reaffirming the UAE’s commitment as a host country to supporting the…

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Question: I suspect a used-car agency knowingly sold me a faulty vehicle. Are second-hand car sales covered under the consumer protection law? How does it work? Answer: Based on your queries, it is assumed you signed a sale-purchase agreement with the seller when buying the secondhand vehicle, and the seller provided a warranty from the purchase date. Therefore, the provisions of the UAE consumer law and its executive regulation apply. In the UAE, Article 3 of Law No. 15 of 2020 on Consumer Protection, amended by Virtue of Federal Decree Law No. 5 of 2023 (the ‘UAE Consumer Law’), provides…

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SEATTLE — Egypt coach Hossam Hassan expressed optimism that Mohamed Salah will be fit for the World Cup knockout stage after the captain was forced off with a left knee injury during Friday’s 1-1 draw against Iran. Salah was substituted in the 57th minute and replaced by Mostafa Zico, raising concerns over the fitness of Egypt’s star forward as the Pharaohs prepare for their round-of-32 clash against Australia next Friday. Speaking after the match, Hassan said Salah would undergo further assessment by the team’s medical staff upon returning to the hotel but indicated the injury did not appear to be…

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Travellers flying from the UAE to India this August could face huge differences in airfare depending on their destination, with return fares ranging from around Dh1,400 to more than Dh9,200 per passenger. A Khaleej Times analysis of return fares, searched on June 14 for travel between August 1 and 31 across airlines including Emirates, IndiGo, and SpiceJet, found that while some routes remain relatively affordable, others have become significantly more expensive amid strong holiday demand. Hyderabad topped the list as the most expensive destination, with return fares reaching Dh9,250 per passenger. Delhi followed at Dh9,090, while tickets to Kochi climbed…

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GUADALAJARA — Marcelo Bielsa accepted full responsibility for Uruguay’s disappointing World Cup exit on Friday, saying his three-year spell in charge had “left nothing behind” after La Celeste failed to win a match in Group H. Uruguay’s campaign ended with a 1-0 defeat to Spain, following earlier 1-1 draws against Saudi Arabia and tournament debutants Cape Verde. The results left Uruguay with two points, while Cape Verde advanced to the round of 32 alongside group winners Spain. Bielsa, whose contract with the Uruguayan Football Association runs through the World Cup and who has previously indicated the tournament would mark the…

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TEHRAN — Iran launched a drone attack targeting Bahrain on Saturday while a commercial vessel came under attack in the Strait of Hormuz, escalating tensions in the Gulf just hours after US airstrikes on Iranian military sites. Bahrain’s Foreign Ministry said a number of Iranian drones targeted the kingdom, describing the assault as “a flagrant threat to the security of citizens and residents.” The attack came after Bahrain hosted a meeting of Gulf Cooperation Council foreign ministers attended by US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, which concluded with calls for an end to Iranian attacks and the reopening of the…

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A culture of sleep scores, step counts and productivity hacks are increasingly shaping daily routines in the UAE, with many adults, particularly parents, now questioning whether the push to optimise every moment is doing more harm than good to their own well-being. New research from Nord Anglia Education shows that while ambition and self-improvement remain widely valued, they are also contributing to rising anxiety and guilt around rest, play and downtime. The Permission to Play Report, based on responses from more than 500 UAE parents and education experts, revealed that modern families are struggling to disconnect in an era defined…

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VANCOUVER — Belgium rediscovered its attacking touch at the perfect moment, thrashing New Zealand 5-1 on Friday to finish top of Group G and book a place in the World Cup knockout stage. Leandro Trossard scored twice, while Kevin De Bruyne, Romelu Lukaku and Alexis Saelemaekers also found the net as Belgium bounced back from a slow start to the tournament with its most convincing performance yet. The Red Devils had opened their campaign with a 1-1 draw against Egypt before being held to a goalless draw by Iran, but the emphatic victory lifted them above Egypt, whose simultaneous 1-1…

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