Discovering the Culinary Delights of Trèsind: A Modern Indian Experience in Dubai
Trèsind has been a staple in Dubai's dining scene for years, yet it retains an air of excitement every time you visit. Renowned for its contemporary take on Indian cuisine, the tasting menu is where the restaurant truly excels—it's playful, technical, and filled with bold, confident flavors that evoke nostalgia while feeling refreshingly new.
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Resilience in Fashion: Nafsika Skourti's Journey Amidst Turmoil
“As a community, including business owners, consumers, retailers, and influencers, we dare to believe in better days,” Nafsika states. “Against all odds, we remain optimistic, as we have a responsibility to nurture our ecosystem. Endurance in this region is second nature.”
APM Monaco Launches Lilac-Inspired Collection Printemps for Spring
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KitKat heist: Dubai creators, Museum of the Future join viral chocolate theft trend
A truck carrying more than 12 tonnes of KitKat bars vanished somewhere in transit across Europe. What could have been just another logistics story quickly took on a life of its own, morphing into something far more dramatic. Headlines have leaned into the absurdity, framing it like a plotline straight out of a heist film, rich with theories about where the chocolate might end up.
Young Indian Children Perform UAE National Anthem in Heartfelt Tribute
The performance received acclaim from Dubai Crown Prince Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed, who shared the video on his Instagram, expressing gratitude to the group. Take a look:
How to Start a Freelance Business in Dubai, UAE?
By understanding these steps and requirements, freelancers can confidently launch their business in Dubai, enjoy global opportunities, and build a sustainable career with legal and professional support.
Parkin Rolls Out Free Parking Permits for Eligible Dubai Drivers
Parkin has announced a series of new digital upgrades aimed at simplifying parking access across the city, making the process more efficient for residents, visitors, and organisations. The latest enhancements bring multiple permit services together within the Parkin app, allowing users to manage parking permissions, eligibility, and payments through a single, streamlined platform.The update reflects Dubai’s ongoing push toward smarter urban mobility, with a focus on convenience, accessibility, a
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'Predicting death' to fitness guru: Biohacker to help Dubai residents be 'ultimate humans'
Kicking off Dubai Fitness Challenge this month, eager-eyed cyclists in the Dubai Ride spied the first indication that the city’s wellness industry is about to welcome a new player to the ‘live longer, live better’ game. Flags heralding The Ultimate Human Wellness Clinic lined Sheikh Zayed Road, while The Ultimate Human himself — American longevity guru and human biologist Gary Brecka, enthusiastically joined the 40,000 Dubaians riding along the city’s main artery as the sun rose over the Museum of the Future.
A look inside the UAE's new 'Longevity Residences'
Billionaire entrepreneurs’ interest in staying young has been well chronicled. Jeff Bezos of Amazon, Peter Thiel of PayPal and Sam Altman of OpenAI have all been reported to have invested millions of dollars in anti-ageing companies to fund longevity research. ‘Immortality’ seems to be topmost on everyone’s minds these days—last month, even Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin were caught discussing how human organs could be repeatedly transplanted to maintain one’s youth and the possibility of living until 150, in a ‘hot mic’ moment when they met in Beijing. But who wouldn’t want to live forever? We all try, with varying degrees of success, by eating well and exercising.
Why the new year doesn't mean 'new you': Here's what to do instead
On the last day of the year, many of us pretend the calendar is a clean slate. New page. New energy. New habits. In reality, most people wake up on January 1 with the same patterns and the same nervous system they carried through the year before. Because if your inner world is running on fight‑or‑flight, no planner, no vision board, no “new year, new me” mantra is going to save you from waking up already tense, bracing for impact.
Nine ways to take care of your mental health in 2026
As 2025 has come to a close, and another busy holiday season has wrapped up, pause to spare a thought for your brain. Does it need some TLC? These tips can help you take care of — and improve — your mental and cognitive health now and throughout 2026.Here is some of the best advice we learned from experts this year about showing ourselves some grace, staying sharp, getting better sleep and breaking free from our phones.GO FOR A WALK.Physical activity is one of the most beneficial things you can
Dubai CEO shares key lessons that shaped her relationship with money
Meghna Dixit is founder and CEO at Mevan Consulting. The Indian expatriate, 43, has been living in Dubai for 10 years, and says that one of her greatest life lessons is learning her own value, while her business has been the greatest teacher.
'Don't be scared to spend': Indian expat reveals tips for financial success in UAE
At 23, Kareena Kewlani, an assistant manager in marketing and public relations, represents a generation that’s redefining its relationship with money. For her, money isn’t just about wealth or luxury; it’s about choice, comfort, and independence. She says that being born and raised in Sharjah has shaped how she views financial stability: as the freedom to live with balance and purpose.If you had to use one word to describe money what would it be?If I had to use one word to describe money, it wou
Dispelling nine myths about women’s health concerns
Women’s health is understudied and, in many respects, poorly understood. Even the term “women’s health” is often used as a synonym for obstetrics and gynecology, though women’s reproductive years end in midlife and their reproductive organs make up a fraction of their bodies.Because of limited research, many women and even many doctors don’t always know how symptoms present in common conditions (sleep apnea, for instance) or how to recognize and treat ones that disproportionately affect women (l
UAE approves new dual-action heart failure treatment for faster, better care
The UAE's drug regulator has approved Inpefa® (sotagliflozin), a new treatment for heart failure. With this approval, the UAE becomes the second country in the world to authorise this therapy, highlighting the nation’s commitment to healthcare innovation.Inpefa® (sotagliflozin) is the first approved treatment for heart failure that works as a dual SGLT1 and SGLT2 inhibitor. This oral medicine helps control blood sugar and supports both heart and kidney health.Approved by the Emirates Drug Establ