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14.03.26 - 14:21
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British Tourist Faces Prison Sentence In UAE For Filming Iranian Missiles (ZeroHedge)
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British Tourist Faces Prison Sentence In UAE For Filming Iranian Missiles
Authored by Dave DeCamp via AntiWar.com,
A British tourist is among about 20 people who are facing charges in the UAE for filming Iranian attacks on Dubai, as America's Gulf Arab allies are taking steps to censor the impact of the war.
According to The Guardian, the 60-year-old man is being charged with a law that prohibits sharing material that can endanger public security. The report said that he is still facing charges despite deleting the video immediately when he was asked to.
AP/Illustrative: Screenshots from a video posted on social media on March 7, 2026 shows an impact and smoke rising from the Dubai International Airport.
The charge carries a penalty of up to two years in prison, and many could face similar charges for simply sharing videos of missile attacks that have already been published online.
"The charges sound extremely vague but serious on paper. In reality, the alleged conduct could be somethin...
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10.02.26 - 10:31
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Europeans shunning US as Emirates and Asia travel prove popular, says Tui (The Guardian)
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Travel company reports lower demand for US amid signs Trump immigration crackdown is deterring travellersBusiness live – latest updatesEuropeans are booking fewer trips to the US, Europe's biggest travel operator has said, as appetite for long-haul travel wanes and concerns linger around Donald Trump's immigration policies.Tui, which receives most of its bookings from customers in Europe, has seen “significantly lower demand” for travel into the US, according to its chief executive, Sebastian Ebel. Continue reading......
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28.01.26 - 11:12
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Ras Al Khaimah eyes Chinese and Hong Kong investors as UAE-China ties deepen (SCMP)
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Ras Al Khaimah, one of seven city-states in the United Arab Emirates, is stepping up efforts to lure Chinese and Hong Kong investors into its real estate, green and digital sectors as the UAE and China seek to deepen cooperation.
The fourth largest of the seven Emirates, Ras Al Khaimah (RAK) aims to attract over 3.5 million tourists each year by 2030, up from 1.3 million in 2024. US and Hong Kong-listed integrated casino and hotel operator, Wynn Resorts, is set to open a casino there, the......
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