In a landmark decision, the UAE courts refused a European state’s extradition request, emphasizing the importance of territorial jurisdiction, evidentiary sufficiency, and strategic defence in complex international legal matters.

This article provides a focused analysis of how MOHRE complaints impact labour disputes in the UAE, particularly in unlawful termination claims. It examines the legal thresholds, procedural deadlines, and court interpretations under Federal Decree-Law No. 33 of 2021.

The UAE is rapidly emerging as a global hub for art and culture, with significant investments in museums and creative industries. While artwork is not classified as a financial security under UAE law, it can be legally used as collateral for loans under the Federal Decree Law No. 4 of 2020 and registered through the Emirates Movable Collateral Registry (EMCR). Despite practical challenges such as valuation and authenticity risks, the evolving legal framework offers promising opportunities for leveraging art as a valuable asset class in the region’s growing creative economy.