Binance Gets Full Dubai Licence: What it Means for UAE Cryptocurrency Sector?
Binance FZE, the Dubai arm of world’s largest digital assets exchange Binance, has received its full permit to operate in Dubai following Changpeng Zhao, known as CZ, giving up voting control on the entity.
Protecting Against Disasters: What You Need to Know About Calamity Insurance in the UAE
In a world where unforeseen disasters can strike at any moment, the importance of insurance cannot be overstated. In the United Arab Emirates (UAE), residents have access to a wide range of insurance products designed to mitigate the financial impact of calamities.
Navigating the Deluge: How Motorists Can Manage Rain-Related Insurance Claims?
As heavy rains persist in the UAE, motorists are increasingly turning to their insurance providers for assistance with damages incurred during the deluge.
Navigating Insurance Costs for Rain, Storm and Hail Damage in the UAE
Residing in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) offers numerous advantages, yet it also presents a unique set of challenges, especially concerning weather-related hazards like rain, storms and hail that can cause damage.
Miscreants Fuelled Rumours as Heavy Rains Wrecked Havoc in UAE: Punishment is Imminent
The UAE experienced severe disruptions due to heavy rains that persisted from late Monday, causing widespread challenges in daily life. However, authorities and residents joined forces to ensure public safety amidst the inclement weather.
Woman Can’t be Held for Abetting Suicide if ‘Lover’ Ends Life Due to ‘Love Failure’: Delhi Court
The Delhi High Court has recently observed that if a “lover” dies by suicide due to “love failure”, then the woman cannot be held responsible for abetting the man’s suicide while granting ‘pre-arrest’ (anticipatory) bail to a woman and a man.
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Supermarket Giant Spinneys to Launch IPO, Aiming for Expansion in UAE and Saudi Arabia
Spinneys, the operator of premium supermarkets in the UAE and Oman, plans to list its shares through an initial public offering (IPO) on the Dubai Financial Market to capitalise on "enormous opportunities" for expanding its UAE presence and venturing into Saudi Arabia.
UAE Law Prohibits Gambling, with Limited Exceptions for Lotteries Authorised by MoE
In light of recent developments, such as the temporary suspension of operations by raffle draw operators like Big Ticket, Emirates Draw and Mahzooz, questions may arise regarding the legality of such lotteries in the UAE
Bahrain Set to Introduce Comprehensive Labour Accommodation Regulations
New rules governing labour accommodations are set to be introduced, according to Bahrain’s Labour Minister Jameel Humaidan. A newly-proposed article will be added to the 2012 Private Sector Employment Law, obliging employers who provide staff accommodation to declare their whereabouts and allow inspections to ensure standards are met.
Navigating Legal Evolution: A Comprehensive Guide to Developing Law in Kuwait
Kuwait, with its rich history and vibrant culture, is at a pivotal juncture where tradition converges with modernity. As the nation progresses, its legal framework must also evolve to align with the demands of a dynamic society.
PIL Seeks 3-Year Law Degree after 12th, Argues 5-Year LLB Duration Unreasonable
A Public Interest Litigation (PIL) petition filed in the Supreme Court seeks directions to introduce a three-year law degree course after school. Currently, the LLB course, which students can pursue after completing their 12th standard, has a duration of five years. The three-year law degree course is presently available only to graduates.
Woman Can’t be Held for Abetting Suicide if ‘Lover’ Ends Life Due to ‘Love Failure’: Delhi Court
The Delhi High Court has recently observed that if a “lover” dies by suicide due to “love failure”, then the woman cannot be held responsible for abetting the man’s suicide while granting ‘pre-arrest’ (anticipatory) bail to a woman and a man.
Former US President Donald Trump’s Hush-money Trial Swears in Full 12-member Jury
A panel of 12 jurors was sworn in on Thursday to sit in judgement of Donald Trump at the unprecedented criminal trial of a former US president.
Pakistan Says it Blocked Social Media Platform X over ‘National Security’ Concerns
Pakistan blocked access to social media platform X around the time of elections in February, the interior ministry said, citing national security concerns. Users had reported problems using the platform, formerly known as Twitter, since mid-February, when jailed former Prime Minister Imran Khan’s party called for protests against a government official’s admission of vote manipulation.
Settlement of International Energy Disputes in the Middle East
Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM) and the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID) are coming together for their third collaborative conference, bringing together global experts to explore the resolution of international energy disputes in the Middle East. Esteemed specialists will delve into key topics including investment structuring in the energy sector and the resolution of both investment and commercial disputes. These discussions will take place against the backdrop of pressing global issues such as energy security, the transition to sustainable energy, rapid technological advancements, and geopolitical complexities.
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