Stanley Carvalho is a journalist at Reuters, based in Abu Dhabi, UAE. He covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a focus on aviation, finance, energy, and logistics. His work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Hindu, LiveMint, The Federal, The Tribune, Khaleej Times, Scroll Media, Medium, Deccan Herald, and The Economic Times.
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A viral X video claiming to show the UAE's new “cope cages” around fuel storage tanks has crossed 1.8 million views as the country completes the protective structures in Abu Dhabi and near Dubai International Airport. The steel-and-mesh barriers are designed to reduce the impact of one-way attack drones and follow repeated attacks on critical UAE infrastructure during the US-“Israel” war with Iran.
Indian nationals in the UAE face warnings from their consulate regarding fraudulent agents. These agents offer services for visa regularisation and exit permits, demanding personal information. Scammers misuse biometric data for unauthorized financial transactions and loans. Victims could face fines, travel bans, and potential jail time for unknown debts. Citizens should only provide biometrics at official government facilities and report suspicious activities.
Abu Dhabis tourism department has launched a visa subsidy programme for Indian travellers, covering the AED 285 fee for eligible visitors staying at least three nights. The 30-day visa allows tourists to extend their stay and explore more of the emirate.
IndiGo will commence daily direct flights connecting Mumbai and Hanoi starting October twenty-fifth, 2026. This new service expands IndiGo's Vietnam network, adding to existing Delhi and Kolkata routes. The flight schedule includes morning arrivals in Hanoi and evening departures back to Mumbai. IndiGo will offer its business-class product, IndiGoStretch, on this new route. Bookings for this service are now available through IndiGo's official channels.
London is launching its first self-driving taxi service with Uber and Wayve. These electric vehicles will initially have human safety drivers present. The service operates under Britain's pilot framework for autonomous vehicles. Other companies are also preparing similar services in the city. This marks a significant step toward future autonomous vehicle deployment.
Akasa Air has launched four weekly direct flights between Mumbai and Hanoi, making the Vietnamese capital its seventh international destination. Hanoi is also the airlines second destination in Southeast Asia after Phuket, expanding travel options between India and Vietnam.
BRICS leaders adopted a joint declaration at their New Delhi summit. They overcame differences between Iran and the United Arab Emirates. This agreement came after negotiations focused on the Middle East crisis. The pact shows unity as the United States and Iran resumed strikes. This marks a key test for BRICS seeking global influence.
By: Dipanjan Roy Chaudhury
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and UAE Crown Prince Sheikh Khaled bin Mohamed discussed the role of L'Imad, the UAE's newest sovereign investment fund, in expanding bilateral ties, alongside cooperation in defence, space, nuclear energy and technology. Modi separately reviewed India-Malaysia ties with PM Anwar Ibrahim, including semiconductors, trade, defence and investment.
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Odisha's Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi reported a successful UAE business trip. The state secured investment proposals exceeding Rs 2.43 lakh crore. These proposals span various key sectors and aim for economic diversification. The initiative generated 24 MoUs and investment intents from global investors. This outreach is expected to create over 6.18 lakh direct employment opportunities.
