The 22nd Abu Dhabi International Hunting and Equestrian Exhibition opened with record participation from 68 countries, showcasing Emirati heritage, sustainable hunting, and equestrian sports. Running until September 7, the event features 15 sectors and spans 92,000 square meters. Supported by national leaders, it blends tradition with innovation, attracting global experts, exhibitors, and enthusiasts to celebrate culture and outdoor lifestyles.
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The US dollar exchange rate remained stable against the Egyptian pound on September 1, 2025, across all major Egyptian banks. The Central Bank of Egypt recorded EGP 48.52 for buying and EGP 48.66 for selling. Most banks, including NBE, Banque Misr, CIB, and others, posted consistent rates of EGP 48.54 for buying and EGP 48.64 for selling.
Florida is set to potentially eliminate all childhood vaccine mandates, spearheaded by governor Ron DeSantis. This initiative, supported by a newly formed "Make America healthy again" commission, aims to expand medical freedom and parental rights. Surgeon general Dr. Joseph Ladapo views current vaccine requirements as an intrusion, advocating for informed decisions and the removal of all mandates.
Spain has banned ships and aircraft carrying weapons to Israel from using its ports and airspace due to the Gaza offensive. This move, denounced by Israel as anti-Semitic, prompted Spain to recall its ambassador. Additionally, Spain will bar entry to individuals involved in "genocide" in Gaza, a claim Israel denies.
The 56th Watch & Jewellery Middle East Show will take place from September 24–28, 2025, at Expo Centre Sharjah. Featuring over 500 exhibitors from 21 countries, the event showcases gold, diamonds, watches, and gemstones. With record-breaking past sales of AED 105 million (USD 28.6 million), the show remains a key international platform for jewellery trade and innovation.
Dubai International Airport (DXB) has issued a travel advisory for September 5–7 due to road works near Terminals 1 and 3, which are expected to cause lane closures and traffic delays. Passengers are urged to allow extra travel time or use the Dubai Metro. The advisory coincides with high travel demand during the UAE’s long weekend holiday.
The UAE’s Ministry of Finance has issued new rules clarifying corporate tax treatment for Free Zone businesses. The updated framework broadens qualifying activities, including more commodities and treasury services, and sets clear pricing standards. These changes aim to boost transparency, align with global tax norms, and support the UAE’s economic growth by preserving Free Zones’ tax benefits under stricter compliance.
The BNP has accused Awami League members in Delhi of plotting to destabilize Bangladesh and disrupt the upcoming February election. They allege collaboration with individuals in Bangladesh under Delhi's influence. A BNP member also urged Jamaat-e-Islami to apologize for past actions, while Jatiya Party's office in Dhaka was attacked.
Donald Trump criticized China as Beijing held a large military parade attended by Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong Un. Trump claimed American workers sacrificed their lives for China's freedom, urging recognition of their bravery. He then accused Beijing of conspiring against the U.S., sending regards to Putin and Kim.
Anna Wintour has appointed Chloe Malle as the head of editorial content at Vogue, ending speculation about her successor. However, Wintour, 75, remains chief content officer for Conde Nast and global editorial director of Vogue. Malle, 39, previously steered Vogue's digital content and will now oversee day-to-day operations, reporting to Wintour.