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87.9% of the population are immigrants
Marriages
Allowed to have more than one spouse
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Traffic safety
Parliament
2023: Proportion of women in Parliament - 50%
Economy
Main article: UAE economy
Information Technology
2020: UAE launches healthcare data storage platform
In early February 2020, the UAE Ministry of Health launched a blockchain platform for storing medical and pharmaceutical data. Read more here.
US military bases
2023: US Air Base and its allies "Ed-Dafra"
2019: Number of U.S. military personnel based
Safety
2019: UAE spied on foreign politicians with iPhone program
At the end of January 2019, it became known that the United Arab Emirates (UAE) spied on foreign diplomas and officials using a mobile application called Karma, developed by former US intelligence officials.
According to Reuters news agency, citing its own informants and documentation for Karma, the program allowed access to the iPhone remotely when uploading a phone number or email account to an automated system.
The development exploited a vulnerability in Apple's iMessage instant messaging system and was not used to hack Android devices.
A vulnerability in the iPhone allowed malicious software to be injected even if the owner of the device did not use iMessage. To do this, you just had to send a text message to the device. No action was required on the part of the recipient.
Karma was used by the offensive cyber operations unit in Abu Dhabi, which included emirate security personnel and former US National Security Agency (NSA) employees who worked as contractors for the UAE intelligence services.
Reuters knows that surveillance using the Karma application was carried out on the emir of Qatar, senior Turkish officials, human rights activists of Yemen, etc.
The publication mentions one name - Lori Stroud, an employee of the US NSA until 2014. She quit Project Raven in 2016 when she learned that Karma had started spying on US citizens as well.
By early January 2019 , it is not known whether UAE specialists continue to use Karma or not, since at the end of 2017, Apple's security updates made the tool much less effective.[1]
Education
2019: Number of years of education by citizens over 25
2018: Literacy rate
Health care
Maternity leave
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2020: Duration of guaranteed paid sick leave from 1 to 2.9 months
Participation in international organizations
The UAE is a member of the following organizations:
Crime
Prisons
2019: Minimum age of imprisonment for children - 7 years
2018: Number of prisoners per 100 thousand citizens
Sport
2022: The most popular sport is football
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History
2024: UAE ruler attends BRICS summit in Kazan
2022
UAE President Sheikh Khalifa ibn Zayed al-Nahyan dies
UAE President Sheikh Khalifa ibn Zayed al-Nahyan died on May 13, 2022, state news agency WAM reported.
Britain's attempt to lower oil prices amid sanctions against Russia
On March 16, 2022, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson met with the Crown Prince of the UAE in order to achieve an increase in oil production under the conditions of sanctions against Russia during a special operation of the Russian Armed Forces in Ukraine.
Earlier, Saudi Arabia invited Chinese President Xi Jinping and accelerated negotiations on the sale of oil to China in yuan.
UAE territory attacked by drones
On January 17, 2022, the capital of the United Arab Emirates was attacked with unmanned aerial vehicles. The targets of the attack were three fuel trucks that were destroyed, in addition, a fire broke out at a construction site near Abu Dhabi airport, local police said.
About 20 drones and 10 ballistic missiles attacked the territory of the UAE. In Abu Dhabi, an attack killed three people, one Pakistani and two Indian nationals, and injured six others. The UAE has vowed to retaliate after a drone attack, for which Yemeni rebels from the Houthi movement claimed responsibility, saw the Shia Muslim movement, whose supporters profess the Zeidite madhhab. The UAE is part of a Saudi-led military coalition that supports the Yemeni government against Iranian rebels of the Houthi movement who have repeatedly attacked the UAE across the border.
 | Our group conducted a successful military operation against important and sensitive Emirati facilities and structures, using both ballistic missiles and drones, said Yahya Saree, a military spokesman for the Houthi movement. |  |
Yahya Sari also urged civilians and foreign companies to stay away from vital facilities in the UAE for their own safety. The Houthi movement used bomb-laden drones to carry out crude and inaccurate attacks on Saudi Arabia and the UAE. The group further plans to launch missiles at Saudi airports, oil facilities and pipelines, as well as use mined boats to attack key shipping routes.
The Arab coalition led by Saudi Arabia announced on January 18, 2022, the beginning of the bombing of the capital of Yemen in response to the attacks of the Shiite movement Ansar Alla on the territory of the UAE. The corresponding statement of the coalition was released by Sky News Arabia. The bombing is said to target terrorist leaders.[2]
2021: Waiving the work week from Sunday to Thursday
In December 2021, it was announced that the United Arab Emirates would switch to weekends on Saturday and Sunday, seeking to bring itself more in line with the rest of the world.
The government said it would switch to a 4-1/2-day working week from January 1, with Friday - a holy day in Islam - being part-time.
The UAE and other Gulf states, including Saudi Arabia, have a Sunday to Thursday working week at this time.
Investors believe the new work week could attract more foreign capital to the Dubai and Abu Dhabi stock markets.
2020: Dubai builds 12 skyscrapers in a year
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