Abu dhabi: The UAE Fuel Price Committee has approved the fuel prices for August 2025. The new rates are set as follows: Diesel will be priced at AED2.78 per litre. Super “98” will cost AED2.69 per litre. Special “95” will be available at AED2.57 per litre. E-Plus ’91’ will be sold at AED2.50 per litre. According to Emirates News Agency, these adjustments come as part of the committee’s monthly review of fuel prices in the UAE. The pricing reflects changes in the global oil market and aims to ensure that domestic prices are aligned with international trends. The committee’s decision

Abu dhabi: The delegation from Mleiha Cultural and Sports Club concluded the second and final day of its artificial intelligence programme, held at Zewail City of Science and Technology in Egypt. The event brought together a select group of academics and experts, with participants from the UAE’s summer programme gaining hands-on experience in an inspiring academic environment over two days. According to Emirates News Agency, the second day focused on creative aspects of AI, introducing tools like ChatGPT and text-to-image and voice conversion applications. Participants also engaged in specialised workshops using “MIT App Inventor” to design smart applications, culminating in

Abu dhabi: The Price of Kuwaiti oil rose by US$2.65, reaching US$75.80 per barrel (pb) on Wednesday, compared to US$73.15 pb on Tuesday, according to Kuwait Petroleum Corporation (KPC) on Thursday. According to Emirates News Agency, globally, the price of Brent crude increased 73 cents to $73.24 pb, while West Texas Intermediate crude increased 79 cents to $70 pb, Kuwait News Agency (KUNA) reported.

Abu dhabi: Abu Dhabi Hazardous Materials Management Centre has launched the Raqeeb Patrol to strengthen the hazardous materials monitoring and field inspection ecosystem in Abu Dhabi, integrating technological developments and promoting a sustainable environment that supports public health and safety. According to Emirates News Agency, the Raqeeb Patrol will enhance operational efficiency and data-driven decision-making by gathering and analysing field data, enabling the proactive detection of hazardous materials in alignment with Abu Dhabi’s public safety standards. The Raqeeb Patrol will support the development of an integrated regulatory system that protects lives and property in Abu Dhabi.

Abu dhabi: TRENDS Research and Advisory has highlighted the significant influence of contemporary media in fostering human understanding or exacerbating divisions. It emphasized the critical role of media in disseminating truth and promoting human fraternity amidst increasing polarization and misinformation. According to Emirates News Agency, the statements were made during TRENDS’ engagement, via its virtual office in Indonesia, at an international conference organized by the Higher Committee of Human Fraternity, in partnership with the Indonesian International Islamic University. The two-day conference, themed ‘Advancing Human Fraternity Amidst Global Uncertainties: Toward a More Peaceful and Prosperous World Civilisation,’ concluded recently. TRENDS contributed

Ajman: The Ajman Transport Authority recorded over 1.9 million passengers on public buses during the first half of 2025, with a total of 116,297 trips completed during the same period. According to Emirates News Agency, Eng. Sami Ali Al Jallaf, Executive Director of the Public Transport and Licensing Corporation, stated that efforts are ongoing to enhance the public transport experience in Ajman. This includes expanding the bus network, optimising travel times, and implementing smart and sustainable solutions to ensure high levels of customer satisfaction and support the strategic goal of an integrated and safe transportation system. Ajman’s public transport network

Sharjah: Sharjah Charity International (SCI) delivered 8,205 medical services through two specialised healthcare centres during the first half of 2025, targeting patients unable to afford treatment or access health insurance. These facilities include the Sharjah Dialysis Centre and the SCI Medical Centre in Khorfakkan. According to Emirates News Agency, the Sharjah Dialysis Centre, the first of its kind in the UAE’s charitable sector, offered treatment sessions for kidney failure patients using advanced medical protocols. Between January and June, the centre conducted 3,404 dialysis sessions, totaling AED1,804,120. The Medical Centre in Khorfakkan saw a 64 percent increase in beneficiaries, serving 1,990

Sharjah: The Sharjah Prevention and Safety Authority (SPSA) is dedicated to promoting a culture of safety through its “Safety Officers” programme, which trains specialised personnel to foster a culture of safety across the emirate. The initiative is designed to raise awareness of occupational safety practices and encourage safer behaviour in workplaces, contributing to the broader goal of building a secure and sustainable community. According to Emirates News Agency, since its launch, the programme has drawn strong interest, with 325 individuals enrolled to date. Engineer Mohammed Al Zarouni, who leads the Occupational Safety and Health Department at the Authority, shared, “We