British Prime Minister David Cameron has admitted he did have a stake in an offshore trust set up by his late father. The revelation, made to the UK's ITV News, follows his father's name appearing in the Panama Papers leak of financial data from a Panamian law firm. Mr Cameron says he sold all investments in 2010 - the year he became Prime Minister - and that the fund was not used to avoid tax.
UAE's CEPA with Costa Rica, Mauritius come into force
Trade agreements with Costa Rica and Mauritius under the UAE's Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreements (CEPA) will come into effect on Wednesday.
Trade tensions to rise with reciprocal tariffs on US trade partners
US President Donald Trump was poised to impose sweeping new reciprocal tariffs on global trading partners on Wednesday, upending decades of rules-based trade, threatening cost increases and likely drawing retaliation from all sides.
Emirates confirms Brussels flight disruption
Emirates flights to Brussels have been disrupted on Monday due to industrial action in the European country, the airline has confirmed.
DEWA sees annual rise in commercial electricity connection requests
DEWA registered a 4.51 per cent annual increase in electrical connection requests for commercial projects through its Al Namoos service in 2024, according to MD and CEO of DEWA, Saeed Mohammed Al Tayer.
China's Zhipu AI launches free AI agent, intensifying domestic tech race
Chinese artificial intelligence startup Zhipu AI unveiled a free AI agent on Monday, joining a wave of similar launches in China's increasingly competitive AI market.
