DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — On an artificial island on the edge of the Persian Gulf, Dima Tutkov feels safe. There are none of the anti-Russian attitudes that he hears about in Europe. He has ...

Dubai is an international hub where you can find people of all backgrounds About 85% Dubai's population is made up of expats. My team, partners, and clients come from many different countries.

Maria Verbitsky, a 42-year-old Russian woman who lives in Dubai with her two young children and husband, praised UAE diplomacy when we spoke to her in the Angel Cakes café.

Russian Tourism in Dubai is in full swing. Russian visitors enjoy their holidays in many countries around the world. What about sanctions? Dubai tourism is booming, with Russian visitors enjoying ...

Headlining the Russian presence in Dubai is the debut international appearance of the modernized Ilyushin Il-76MD90 four-engine heavy airlifter. It uses Aviadvigatel’s PS-90 turbofan engine, ...

In Dubai, buyers roam the showrooms of a sprawling auto market, haggling for Western cars — the Dodge Ram is a recent favorite — to purchase in cash and ship to Russia.

Russia-born Anna, 26, who moved to Dubai to pursue 'modest' modelling, told her TikTok followers that she doesn't own a Cartier bracelet and is not able to drive.

Russia sanctions are ineffective, says Dubai trade hub chief on whatsapp (opens in a new window) Save Malcolm Moore in London and Chloe Cornish in Dubai. Published May 29 2024.

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — The man considered to be the wealthiest oligarch in Russia, who has been photographed playing ice hockey with President Vladimir Putin, joins a growing list of ...

Trading Russian oil from Dubai is not illegal. Western sanctions only prohibit imports into the EU, UK and other countries enforcing the G7’s rules, such as Switzerland.

Passenger traffic on the Russian Railways network increased by 7.2 in 10 months% The Cabinet of Ministers approved the reduction of the Russian Federation's ownership of DOM shares.RF up to 50% plus ...

Dubai’s new Russian diaspora spans a spectrum that includes multibillionaires who have been punished with sanctions and middle-class tech workers who fled President Vladimir V. Putin’s draft.