At the Global Scientific Forum Exhibition 2025 in Abu Dhabi, innovative projects were showcased including a firefighting robot, a drone for seed distribution to revive lands, and a smart drone to detect fungal diseases inside greenhouses.

Trade tensions between China and the US have escalated after Washington expanded its export blacklist. China responded by threatening necessary measures to protect its national companies' interests.

The Directorate of Freight Transport Regulation held a meeting with administrative staff from various Syrian provinces to discuss developing work mechanisms and improving services in the freight transport sector, focusing on enhancing the role of regulation offices and expanding their services nationwide.

Ekto VR has developed semi-robotic shoes that allow users to walk in virtual reality without physically moving, using technology that keeps the user stationary in real life.

SpaceX successfully launched three research satellites aboard a Falcon 9 rocket to study space weather and the outer boundaries of the solar system, including NASA's IMAP probe, the CGO observatory, and the SWFO-L1 satellite.

The Bahrain Institute of Banking and Finance (BIBF) announced the launch of an innovative Bachelor's program in Banking with Financial Technology in partnership with Bangor University, addressing the growing need for qualified professionals in finance and technology sectors.

A new study shows that using artificial intelligence tools may make people more prone to lying, with 85% of participants lying when using AI compared to 95% honesty without machine intervention.

Tim Cook, Apple's CEO, sent a memo to employees after the successful launch of the iPhone 17 series, granting them 3 extra days off as a reward. Despite the success, several technical issues with the iPhone 17 remain unaddressed.

UAE government and private schools will conduct national assessments in October 2025 to evaluate students from grades 1 to 11, alongside the first-ever mid-term break from October 13 to 19.

Sheikh Khalid bin Mohammed bin Zayed approved a AED 42 billion expansion of Abu Dhabi’s Lifestyle Strategy to enhance quality of life, including infrastructure and community projects, alongside efforts to integrate artificial intelligence into government services.