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‘Complete and utter annihilation’: Iran issues warning over OpenAI's Stargate AI data center in Abu Dhabi worth $30 billion

In a video message released by Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), the military group threatens to strike OpenAI’s $30B Stargate data center in Abu Dhabi

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Iran Threatens OpenAI's Stargate AI Data Centre in Abu Dhabi With 'Complete Annihilation'

Iran has threatened to strike OpenAI's Stargate AI data centre in Abu Dhabi, a facility tied to major tech partners including OpenAI, Microsoft, and regional cloud providers.

International Business Times UK

Iran threatens ‘complete and utter annihilation’ of OpenAI's $30B Stargate AI data center in Abu Dhabi — regime posts video with satellite imagery of ChatGPT-maker's premier 1GW data center

IRGC spokesperson threatens the “complete and utter annihilation” of U.S. and Israeli facilities. Singles out the $30bn Stargate AI data center.

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Abu Dhabi International Airport Open Today With Limited Operations Amid Regional Recovery

Zayed International Airport (AUH) in Abu Dhabi is open and handling flights on Saturday, April 4, 2026, operating on a reduced schedule as the facility continues its phased recovery from weeks of disruptions caused by regional geopolitical tensions and airspace restrictions across the Middle East.

International Business Times

‘I thought it was spam’: Indian expat wins Dh20 million in Abu Dhabi Big Ticket draw

An Indian expatriate in Oman, Shanthanu Shettigar, has won the Dh20 million grand prize in Abu Dhabi's Big Ticket draw. He purchased the winning ticket with a friend, and the duo will share the life-changing jackpot. The draw also awarded five other winners with Dh1 million each.

The Times of India

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The Independent UK

Five Indians among 12 injured by Iranian missile debris in Abu Dhabi

Debris from an intercepted Iranian missile injured at least 12 people in Abu Dhabi. Five Indian nationals were among those hurt. The incident occurred in the Ajban area. This follows rising tensions in the Gulf region. Churches in the UAE announced closures for Easter Sunday. Iran's Revolutionary Guard warned of…

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With no Kasia Niewiadoma-Phinney, Canyon-SRAM look to Zoe Bäckstedt and Chloé Dygert for Tour of Flanders success

Dygert and Cecilie Uttrup Ludwig make their Spring debuts, while in-form Bäckstedt will hit the ground running

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From Awareness To Action: Abu Dhabi's Evolving Model For Autism Inclusion

Over the past decade, the emirate has been steadily building an ecosystem that moves beyond awareness towards practical solutions — combining research, professional training and inclusive environments that support families in their daily lives.

International Business Times

Dh2,000 fine and 23 black points: Abu Dhabi police warns drivers against reckless driving and social media videos

UAE motorists have been warned by the Abu Dhabi police of strict penalties for their reckless driving behaviour on the streets. The authorities have announced strict penalties for actions that endanger lives including acts such as opening car doors while vehicles are in motion and filming social media videos on…

The Times of India

Will UAE enter Iran war? Abu Dhabi pushes US, allies to reopen Strait of Hormuz by force

The UAE is reportedly considering military intervention against Iran, a significant shift from its previous neutral stance. Repeated Iranian attacks and the disruption of the vital Strait of Hormuz have pushed Abu Dhabi to explore options, including supporting US-led efforts to reopen the oil route. This move carries substantial risks…

The Times of India

Abu Dhabi launches international scholarships for emiratis in social care

Abu Dhabi has launched an international scholarship program for Emirati students to study social work and psychology, addressing a critical shortage of qualified professionals in the social care sector.

The Times of India

'Dubai could be blown up': US top economist Jeffrey Sachs flags risks for UAE if it enters Iran war

Top US economist Jeffrey Sachs warned the UAE that its alignment with the US and Israel could expose Dubai and Abu Dhabi to serious threats if it enters the ongoing Iran war. He criticized the Abraham Accords as an "invitation for disaster," arguing that overreliance on American security guarantees is…

The Times of India

Safety first: how the Iran war is reshaping global tourism

Global instability did little to slow the growth of international tourism in 2025. According to the UN Tourism Data Dashboard, the total number of international travellers last year stood at over 1.5 billion, exceeding pre-pandemic levels. The question is no longer whether geopolitics makes us travel less, but how it…

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Abu Dhabi grants Dh100 million to boost emergency readiness under new edition of National First Line of Defense Forum

On March 28th, the 26th edition of the National First Line of Defense Forum officially commenced in Abu Dhabi. Organised by the National Unified and Integrated Training System for Readiness and Response under the supervision of the UAE National Medical and Volunteer Reserve Team, the forum followed the theme of…

International Business Times

Is Abu Dhabi Airport Open? Zayed International Airport Open but Operating at Reduced Capacity

Zayed International Airport, the primary gateway to Abu Dhabi and home base for Etihad Airways, remains open as of Saturday, March 28, 2026, but is functioning with significantly limited operations due to lingering effects of regional geopolitical tensions and recent rainy weather that has compounded flight delays across the UAE.

The Times of India

Middle East war: 5 Indians injured in Abu Dhabi as fire breaks out after missile interception

Five Indian nationals were injured on Saturday after debris from an intercepted ballistic missile fell near Abu Dhabi’s KEZAD. The missile's destruction by air defence systems led to the unfortunate incident, with injuries reported as minor to moderate. Authorities are urging the public to rely solely on official information and…

The Times of India

Gulf crisis: One Indian killed, another injured in Abu Dhabi after missile debris falls

Tragedy struck Abu Dhabi as debris from an intercepted ballistic missile claimed the lives of two individuals, including an Indian national, with another Indian citizen sustaining injuries. The incident occurred after UAE air defence systems successfully neutralized incoming threats from Iran. Authorities are urging the public to rely solely on…

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The Independent UK

Two dead in Abu Dhabi as US-Iran war intensifies despite peace talk claims

Two people killed in the Emrati capital as Iran says initial response to US peace proposal not positive

The Independent UK

Two dead after missile attack on Abu Dhabi

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Max Verstappen orders reporter to ‘get out’ during tense Japanese GP media session

The Red Bull star recalled a hostile interaction in Abu Dhabi after being asked if he regretted his collision in Spain with George Russell, given Lando Norris won the title by just two points

The Times of India

Abu Dhabi confirms ballistic missile debris fallen on Sweihan Street : Two dead as Iran vs US-Israel war escalates

A missile interception over Abu Dhabi turned deadly today as falling debris struck a busy road, killing two people and injuring three others. The incident has raised concerns over the risks posed even during successful air defence operations.

The Times of India

UAE airport updates for March 26, 2026: Flight delays, cancellations as rainy weather disrupts Dubai, Abu Dhabi travel

Unstable weather is wreaking havoc on UAE aviation, causing widespread flight delays and cancellations. Major airlines like Emirates and Etihad are operating reduced schedules, urging passengers to check flight statuses and expect disruptions. This situation is compounded by a fragile recovery phase following earlier regional instability, leaving the aviation system…

The Times of India

UAE weather forecast: When will the unsettled rain, thunder and gusty winds finally end? Spring prediction for the emirates

Unusual spring rains have drenched the UAE, bringing thunderstorms and gusty winds to cities like Dubai and Abu Dhabi. This atmospheric instability, driven by a low-pressure system, has disrupted travel and daily life. While welcomed, the downpours are expected to continue intermittently, before clearer skies return. How long will that…

The Times of India

Weaponising Strait of Hormuz is 'economic terrorism': UAE minister warns of global fallout

Dr Sultan bin Ahmed Al Jaber, UAE Minister of Industry and Advanced Technology, and Managing Director and Group CEO of the Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) said on Monday that weaponising the Strait of Hormuz is an act of 'economic terrorism' while highlighting the global consequences that affect far…

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