With over 240 international schools and tuition costs rising 8% annually, the emirate is banking on premium education to attract talent—but at what cost?
As humanitarian challenges mount in Venezuela, the expatriate community in Dubai's diverse neighbourhoods speaks candidly about their decisions to leave and the complex emotions of supporting families from afar.
As Dubai's older residential areas face gentrification pressure, one grassroots initiative is proving that established communities can shape their own futures.
With the Etihad Rail expansion, La Mer extension, and Downtown redesign all hitting decision points, planners face tough calls on traffic, budgets, and urban density.
With capacity constraints, curriculum debates, and affordability pressures mounting, emirate leaders must choose between expansion, consolidation, and reform.
Senior municipal leaders and urban strategists reveal their vision for balancing affordability, sustainability and growth across emerging neighbourhoods.
As the UAE implements stricter employment regulations and housing cost pressures mount, hundreds of thousands of expats must decide whether to stay, renegotiate contracts, or seek opportunities elsewhere.
As call volumes to Dubai Police and civil defence surge 23 per cent year-on-year, authorities face critical decisions on resource allocation, technology investment, and inter-agency coordination that will define public safety for the next decade.
As infrastructure projects accelerate and population growth strains services, city officials face pivotal choices on transport, sustainability and affordable housing.
As the emirate commits to ambitious environmental targets, the statistics behind Dubai's climate initiatives reveal both impressive progress and the scale of challenges ahead.
As the historic neighbourhood undergoes regeneration, residents weigh the promise of improved amenities against the risk of losing the character that defines their community.
