A Dubai-owned tanker, MT Louise 1, carrying 27 Indian sailors was struck by limpet mines near Oman, causing an engine room fire that the crew successfully extinguished
Israel election deadlock has left the Knesset deeply divided, with neither Benjamin Netanyahu's right-wing bloc nor Gadi Eisenkot's opposition alliance securing the 61 seats required to form a majority government
'If these claims were to be believed, Qatar would apparently own all of Israel,' said Majed Al Ansari, the official spokesperson for Qatar's Ministry of Foreign Affairs
The latest direct approach came from Vice President JD Vance, who sent a letter to General Mohsen Rezaei
Vance reportedly sent a letter to Iran's top security official Mohsen Rezaei in an attempt to revive peace talks
The Likud party alleged that systematic criminal activities had compromised the integrity of the election
A cockpit is designed to keep danger out. But what happens when danger is already inside?
The Ministry of External Affairs confirmed that the central government is maintaining close contact with Indian expatriates in the Gulf to ensure their safety
Pezeshkian criticized American intervention in the Middle East, asserting that regional nations can resolve their own issues without Washington's involvement
Five years down the line, over 60 per cent of the infrastructure major's order book will come from the international market, a big chunk from the Middle-East
Multiple exit polls have shown the two rival camps running neck and neck, with neither securing a clear path to power
None of the pollsters gave either side the 61 seats required for a majority in Israel’s 120-member Knesset
The alleged ballistic missile attack by the Houthis on Saudi Arabia's defence ministry comes just a day after leaders of nations under the Mecca Joint Defense Agreement met in Iran to discuss an end to the conflict
Global crude markets remain constrained by a persistent geopolitical risk premium and prolonged Middle East instability, despite regional physical export flows climbing past pre-conflict levels
The companies that enter at the right time tend to recognise the signal before they recognise the scale
The closing of the Strait of Hormuz is not the cause of socio-economic discontent in Europe, but it has certainly amplified the despondence that was already being felt by its citizens
Dubai real estate market in 2026 is experiencing significant growth, with transaction values exceeding AED 252 billion in the first quarter and showing strong performance in both luxury and commercial sectors
Damascus condemned the raids, reported civilian deaths and closed the Nassib crossing
Dubai South recorded 12,428 residential transactions between January and August 2026, exceeding the total sales volume of the entire previous year
Israeli airstrikes in Iraq are suspected to have targeted secret storage facilities housing Iranian-supplied Chinese air defence systems and drones belonging to pro-Tehran factions in Baghdad
US strikes on Iran loom as President Donald Trump warns of imminent military action to eliminate Tehran's nuclear capabilities, while Iranian armed forces adopt high combat readiness and threaten widespread regional retaliation
In response to credible intelligence regarding advanced assassination plots, the United States has initiated embassy drawdowns across multiple Middle Eastern countries while actively preparing for potential military escalation
Houthis denied the claims, saying their operations target Saudi oil facilities and military bases
The Iranian embassy in New Delhi said Parliament Speaker Mohammad-Baqer Ghalibaf would not be able to attend the summit due to "unforeseen circumstances"
Israel imposes a West Bank lockdown and threatens demolitions after a deadly Hebron shooting, amid rising violence and fears of further escalation
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