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The Israel Securities Authority has issued a warning against Dmitry Osmolovsky. He is suspected of managing investment portfolios and offering trading services without a license.

What if a perfume bottle cost more than an apartment, and not because of the scent? The Emirati perfume company The Spirit of Dubai created Shumukh, a luxury perfume priced at about $1.295 million for three liters, turning the bottle itself into a work of art.

The 29-year-old managed to fit 150 different words by hand on one sticky note, setting a new world record. To utilize every millimeter, she chose mainly three-letter words. "Since childhood, I dreamed of being a part of this."

World press headlines: The success of Trump's economic pressure on Iran depends on the ability to cut off Iranian financial channels through Dubai; the German Chancellor condemns Itamar Ben Gvir's statements and changes position; and in Sweden, a Muslim Minister of Education wears a Star of David in the face of rising antisemitism. Globes presents a daily short review of interesting news from the...

The Israeli company Altel has reached the final stage of a tender for the operation and maintenance of Dubai's new Blue Line metro. The project, valued at over $2 billion, is scheduled to launch in 2029.

Towards an escalation in the Gulf? Amid growing frustration in the region over Donald Trump's conduct, sirens were heard in the UAE - for the first time since July 12.

At the peak of the summer and holiday season, Israeli airline Arkia announced it will not resume flights to Dubai, which were suspended by Shin Bet orders, until at least September 23.

Businessman Yaakov (Kobi) Abed is expanding his economic empire to the Gulf. His son, Match Abed (husband of reality star Adel Bespalov), shared a video from the new kosher supermarket and was enthusiastic: "Oh my god" | All the details

A Reuters investigation has exposed a $4 billion sanctions-evasion network that served the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and the Central Bank in Tehran. The US Treasury Department has intervened and shut down the operation.

A humanoid robot named Bo Sunaida "married" a robot named Muaza in a festive ceremony in Dubai. This is a marketing project with no legal or religious validity that has gone viral on social media.

Globes presents a daily short review of interesting news from the global media about Israel. This edition: Iran's bet on a war of attrition, the new reality for bankers in Dubai, and a profile of the Chief Rabbi of Iran.

Daniela Duek stands firmly behind her luxurious lifestyle and her choice to use professional childcare. She rejects public judgment, arguing that financial means are a legitimate tool for a better life.

Emirates has achieved a breakthrough by allowing passengers to pay for tickets directly with cryptocurrency without bank involvement, as part of Dubai's broader digitalization strategy.