Posts Tagged ‘rules’
By Aarti Nagraj • Feb 8th, 2010 • Category: Cover Story, Dubai, The Life, law
Two years after the campaign was launched, Dubai Municipality is still struggling to make villa owners and tenants comply.
By Dana El Baltaji • Jul 8th, 2009 • Category: Kipp's Blog
The Dubai Police published beach rules for beachgoers.
By Aarti Nagraj • Jun 8th, 2009 • Category: Cover Story, Labor, Nation, The Life
The UAE has passed new guidelines, effective from September, which will set out the standards expected from labor accommodation in the country.
By Kipp • Jun 5th, 2009 • Category: Cover Story, Dubai, The People, society
The recent arrest of Sally Antia, a British expatriate in Dubai, for having an extra marital affair, is just one of the numerous sex-related cases in the emirate in the last year.
By Kipp • Jun 3rd, 2009 • Category: Analysis, Cover Story, Regional, The Life
The six Gulf States are planning to get a single visa entry system similar to the one adopted in Europe. Will it work?
By Aarti Nagraj • May 18th, 2009 • Category: Cover Story, Dubai, Economy, Nation, The Work
The government is planning to introduce new measures to attract investors into the country. Will it succeed?
By Laura Bashraheel • Feb 22nd, 2009 • Category: Cover Story, People, Regional, The Life
Marriage officials in the kingdom are under fire from rights groups for certifying underage weddings. But they say they are not to blame, reports Arab News.
By Aarti Nagraj • Feb 2nd, 2009 • Category: Kipp's Blog
Not exactly sure? That’s because the Dubai Municipality has just announced that there is no “one villa, one family” rule.
By Aarti Nagraj • Jan 8th, 2009 • Category: Analysis, Article, Cover Story, The Life
The country is planning on implementing several new visa rules. Are they making life better or harder?
By Aarti Nagraj • Dec 16th, 2008 • Category: Cover Story, Labor, People, The People
In 16 years, Kuwait has made only 50,000 people its nationals, many of who are Bedoons or stateless people. Why is that?
By Kipp • Aug 26th, 2008 • Category: Kipp's Blog
Notices in Dubai International City have prescribed strict rules about the number of people staying in its apartments
By Kipp • Aug 19th, 2008 • Category: Analysis, Cover Story, The Work
While tinted car windows are prohibited in Kuwait, shops are happily pocketing money by offering clear glass windows on rent.
The emirate’s fashion scene may have been affected by the financial crisis, but some in the industry see a more positive trend in the future.
Though often described as a ‘Mexican oligarch’, the world’s richest man, who is worth a cool $53bn, has Lebanese ancestry. And he hasn’t forgotten it.
Around 35% of the medication sold in the Middle East is fake, compared to just 1% in the US. Kipp examines the threat posed by this $75 billion global trade, ...
The News Corp boss did not make a single reference to Dubai in his speech at Abu Dhabi’s glitzy media summit. But he still has links to the emirate’s high-profile ...
Democracy is the “most important priority” for the Arab youth, according to a recent survey. But some say this marks an urge for greater self-determination, rather than a change in ...
One was rocked by a ‘fake ads’ scandal, the other has seen a steadily declining number of entries. So which of the region’s competing advertising awards has the edge?
Dubai Kiss Court Case Highlights Culture Clash; Friends in Need; How Privacy Vanishes Online; Where Did All the Love Go?; Qatar on the Cusp
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