As the impact of the conflict begins to be felt in the UAE, there are growing signs of a shift in the jobs market.

Meanwhile, Dubai's driverless taxis are officially roaming the roads of Umm Suqeim and Jumeirah picking up passengers right now after the launch on Tuesday.

We'll speak to Uber - one of the booking platforms - about how it's working out.

And the trend towards banning social media for under-16's seems to be gathering steam. 

Indonesia and Austria are following in the footsteps of Australia - which banned it three months ago. But is it workable?

As the impact of the conflict begins to be felt in the UAE, there are growing signs of a shift in the jobs market.
Meanwhile, Dubai's driverless taxis are officially roaming the roads of Umm Suqeim and Jumeirah picking up passengers right now after the launch on Tuesday.
We'll speak to Uber - one of the booking platforms - about how it's working out.
And the trend towards banning social media for under-16's seems to be gathering steam.&nbsp;
Indonesia and Austria are following in the footsteps of Australia - which banned it three months ago. But is it workable?

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From Covid-19, to climate change and community issues, The Agenda covers stories from every walk of life, so get in touch with us and tell us your news.

The Agenda is your go-to programme for news, analysis and comment - a daily digest of local and international stories that matter to you. Broadcasting every weekday, Georgia Tolley goes beyond the headlines to speak to government ministers, decision makers, analysts and local experts to find out how the news will impact those of us living in the UAE. From Covid-19, to climate change and community issues, The Agenda covers stories from every walk of life, so get in touch with us and tell us your news.

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Jobs shift in the UAE: how conflict is reshaping the market

Dubai is launching driverless taxis today - a long-awaited step into the future.

Home schooling has been extended for another two weeks - now running until April 17 - putting added pressure on parents and the wider education system.

Meanwhile, with the Strait of Hormuz closed for a fifth week, it’s not just oil and gas affected - fertiliser costs are surging, raising fresh concerns about global food inflation and how we grow food more efficiently.

And the city is also embracing a pay-it-forward dining trend, with initiatives like “Treat On Us” encouraging residents to buy meals for others and boost community spirit.

Dubai is launching driverless taxis today - a long-awaited step into the future.
Home schooling has been extended for another two weeks - now running until April 17 - putting added pressure on parents and the wider education system.
Meanwhile, with the Strait of Hormuz closed for a fifth week, it&rsquo;s not just oil and gas affected - fertiliser costs are surging, raising fresh concerns about global food inflation and how we grow food more efficiently.
And the city is also embracing a pay-it-forward dining trend, with initiatives like &ldquo;Treat On Us&rdquo; encouraging residents to buy meals for others and boost community spirit.

Driverless taxis hit Dubai’s streets

Despite regional conflict disrupting major sporting events, the Dubai World Cup has gone ahead - sending a strong signal about the UAE’s resilience and global standing.

Meanwhile after heavy rain and flooding across the UAE, a new concern is emerging - could we now see a spike in mosquito activity, and how quickly can that risk grow?

And as NASA prepares to head for the moon this week, we'll take a closer look at how the UAE is ramping up its ambitions - and positioning itself in the global space race.

Plus, Dubai is continuing to invest in active transport - expanding its cycling network with 13 new tracks as the city pushes to become more connected and sustainable. We'll hear from the RTA.

Despite regional conflict disrupting major sporting events, the Dubai World Cup has gone ahead - sending a strong signal about the UAE&rsquo;s resilience and global standing.
Meanwhile after heavy rain and flooding across the UAE, a new concern is emerging - could we now see a spike in mosquito activity, and how quickly can that risk grow?
And as NASA prepares to head for the moon this week, we'll take a closer look at how the UAE is ramping up its ambitions - and positioning itself in the global space race.
Plus, Dubai is continuing to invest in active transport - expanding its cycling network with 13 new tracks as the city pushes to become more connected and sustainable. We'll hear from the RTA.

Dubai World Cup goes ahead

We look at what's happening on the roads during this season's rains and how the RTA and Dubai Municipality prepare and ensure that the 2024 floods don't happen again.

As we come to the close of the first week of home learning this term, we ask schools and universities about how they are managing the online setup.

We also speak with the KHDA to find out the latest rules when it comes to remote learning.

And if you're scheduled to watch a concert and it gets cancelled, what are your rights?

 

 

 

We look at what's happening on the roads during this season's rains and how the RTA and Dubai Municipality prepare and ensure that the 2024 floods don't happen again.
As we come to the close of the first week of home learning this term, we ask schools and universities about how they are managing the online setup.
We also speak with the KHDA to find out the latest rules when it comes to remote learning.
And if you're scheduled to watch a concert and it gets cancelled, what are your rights?
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