Emirates will show its support for the fight against illegal wildlife trade by flying two of its A380s wearing livery featuring some of the planet’s species. The carrier is doing it for United for Wildlife, a collaboration of charities. The first aircraft will feature six endangered species, including a lion, tiger, elephant and rhino. The second will have a decal of rhinos and elephants. The move is part of the company’s efforts to raise awareness on the issue and call for urgent action.
UAE bans travel to Mali, urges nationals to return
The UAE has imposed a travel ban on nationals traveling to Mali following concerning developments, urging those currently in the country to depart and return at the earliest opportunity.
Scattered rainfall expected in UAE in coming days
The UAE’s weather authorities have announced potential scattered rainfall and cloud formation between December 12 to December 19.
UAE continues aid aircraft delivery to Sri Lanka
The UAE's eight humanitarian aid aircraft has arrived at Srilanka's capital, Colombo, on Tuesday in efforts to support the country following the impact of floods and landslides.
UAE praised for protection of privacy at BRIDGE Summit 2025
The UAE has been praised for its protection of privacy during a discussion held on its rising threat to the community at the BRIDGE Summit 2025 on Tuesday.
UAE offers condolences to Australia over death of firefighter in bushfire
The UAE has offered its condolences to Australia following the death of a firefighter during a bushfire north of Sydney.
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