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Dust by Day, Mist by Night: UAE Braces for a Week of 47°C Heat, Strong Winds and Rough Seas

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The United Arab Emirates is about to face an unpredictable weather period that will challenge their physical limits, rather than merely providing reasonable expectations...
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British Foreign Secretary’s 1st Indian visit to strengthen ties

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A key tangible outcome of the visit was the...
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Carney acknowledges ‘weakness’ in Canadian economy after moving into a ‘technical recession’

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Prime Minister Mark Carney acknowledged that the Canadian economy...
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The EOFY Travel Rush Has Begun—But the Best Flight Deals May Vanish Within Days

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The travel season approaching the end of the financial...
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Egypt Scores a Historic First as Global Sports Management Degree Arrives in Africa and the Arab World

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The Egyptian government has made a major move to develop the area of sport management as a legitimate academic discipline by signing a memorandum...

Jordan Defies Headwinds: Exports Rise, the Trade Gap Shrinks, and a Bigger Economic Transformation Takes Shape

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Trade activity among countries has been positive for Jordan since the beginning of 2026, including an increase of trade activity of 1.6% in the...
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The Omani Market That Comes Alive Only Before Eid—and Sells More Than Goods

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Leading up to Eid, parts of Oman commence their celebration in a significant and literal “descent” from a mountain...

The Port That Changed Qatar’s Future: How Hamad Port Is Redrawing the Gulf’s Trade Map

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As the global commerce landscape evolves, ports have increasingly focused decision-making power over businesses’ future with regard to their...

The Unexpected Alliance That Could Redefine Food Security Across the Gulf

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As part of a diplomatic effort to create a food trade between the Gulf and Central Asia, Kazakhstan and...

The Cup That Connects a Kingdom: Why Tea Still Matters Deeply in Bahrain

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As the world marks International Tea Day, tea is an integral part of life in Bahrain – more than...

The Barakah Warning: A Nuclear Alarm the World Cannot Afford to Ignore

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The United Arab Emirates is urging the United Nations Security Council to condemn what they call an “unlawful terrorist...

Bloodshed in Assiut: Gunmen Turn Quiet Egyptian Street into a Scene of Terror

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In the town of Abnoub in southern Assiut, a peaceful summer night changed to chaos when unknown assailants opened...