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Dubai's freelance visa remains active, attracting global talent with legal self-employment and family sponsorship. Professionals need a freelance permit from a free zone, proof of qualifications and meet age/documentation requirements. Costs range from AED 12,000-20,000 annually. This initiative supports a flexible labour market, fostering innovation and growth in the emirate.

Emirates flight EK35 from Dubai to Newcastle faced severe weather on January 27, 2026. Strong winds and poor visibility forced pilots to abort landing attempts. The Boeing 777-300ER then diverted to Edinburgh Airport. After a delay, the flight continued to Newcastle, ensuring passenger safety.

Being nice cost her the entire flight.

Arsenal are moving on a player with no future at the Emirates Stadium

This year, even economy is getting the jet-set treatment. The sky’s the limit for airlines now, reports John Arlidge

Leaderless revolutions are, at times, a reaction to historical distrust of charismatic leaders who, after victory, themselves become the source of absolutist and oppressive power.

Adam Yates makes debut in Australian World Tour race, 2023 champion Jay Vine returns alongside Narváez

Bukayo Saka has agreed an Arsenal contract extension until 2030 – but we don't have to wait until the Starboy turns 30 to recognise him as the greatest that the Gunners have had since their move to the Emirates 20 years ago this year

Carriers were judged on design, seat pitch and headrest comfort