We start from the primary source
A story begins with the page that owns the fact: the company's own changelog or price page, the regulator's own text, the court filing. We read the page itself, not a summary of it, and we link it in the article.
We quote exactly
Numbers and quotes are copied from the source at the time we read it, and the article says which day that was. When a number is our own count or calculation, we say so and show what it is based on.
We say what we could not confirm
If a page did not load, a number is not published, or two official pages disagree, the article says that in plain words. We do not fill the gap with a guess.
Every story is checked before it goes out
Before publishing, a separate check compares each number, date and quote in the draft with the notes taken from the source. Anything that does not match is fixed or removed.
We show when we published
Since November 14, 2026, each news story carries the date and the time it went live, in Dubai time (GMT+4). Older stories show the date only. If we change a story in a way that matters, we add a dated note that says what changed.
We tell you what we sell
imisofts is an agency. We sell services related to the topics we cover, and some stories link to one of them. Since November 14, 2026, every new news story ends with an "About this article" box that says so.
The newsdesk is run by imisofts. Editor: Zeeshan Waheed. See also our editorial standards and corrections.