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How a former army chief's unlikely ascent is challenging Benjamin Netanyahu's reign
A recent opinion poll indicates a significant shift in Israeli election dynamics, with Gadi Eisenkot of the Yashar party defeating Benjamin Netanyahu in a head-to-head contest for PM
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UAE real estate: Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Sharjah property markets surge in first half of 2026
The UAE's real estate sector has demonstrated robust growth in the first half of 2026, successfully attracting long-term capital and seeing significant performance increases in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Sharjah
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UAE announces major education reforms: No homework for young students
UAE education reform is set to reshape learning with a new ban on homework for students from kindergarten to grade 2 and restrictions on digital devices for certain subjects
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Dubai property market turns more competitive, Abu Dhabi normalises while Sharjah leads in residential launches during Q2: Report
There is also high demand for top quality space across key commercial locations in Dubai
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USS Theodore Roosevelt heading to Middle East; to leave San Diego soon
The move replaces the USS George Washington and comes as officials address the strain of extended deployments on sailors and as allies express concern over a potential power vacuum in the Pacific
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China will decide whether Trump’s economic warfare against Iran succeeds or fails
China is Iran's largest trading partner and its principal economic connection to the outside world
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What's next for Abu Dhabi’s Lulu Island? Major developer confirms redevelopment
The Lulu Island development is officially underway as Eagle Hills Properties has begun work on the long-dormant man-made island off Abu Dhabi's Corniche
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Why is Iran-Oman deal on Strait of Hormuz getting delayed? IRGC reveals what is happening behind the scenes
The IRGC representative said the strait will remain closed if the US does not accept their conditions
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The artist who carried Palestine through his paintings: Sliman Mansour dies at 79
Born in Birzeit, near Ramallah, Mansour grew up at a time when Palestinian identity was being shaped by war, displacement and exile
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Seven-year-old Indian girl dies after fall from Sharjah flat’s third floor; UAE police investigates
A seven-year-old Indian girl, Safa Mubarak, died after falling from her family's third-floor apartment in Sharjah
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Operation Economic Outcast: Will sanctions finally break Tehran's resolve?
Operation Economic Outcast is a new package of sweeping US sanctions targeting Iran's key economic sectors to sever its financial lifelines
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‘Americans know no one buys their bombast’: Iran vows to retaliate against US sanctions
Ghalibaf says the US is not in an economic position to further restrict its "relations with other countries"
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'No more grey spaces': US launches 'economic onslaught' against Iran, warns countries to cut ties with Tehran or face sanctions
The US Treasury has sanctioned around 60 Iran-linked entities, individuals and vessels. Washington has also targeted channels used by Iran to bypass sanctions, access funds and smuggle oil
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Why is Dubai's office market becoming launchpad for Indian companies going global
Dubai has steadily emerged as one of the preferred destinations for this first step. Its strategic location at the crossroads of Asia, Europe, Africa and the Middle East certainly plays an important role, but geography alone does not explain its growing appeal
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Are Houthis behind attack on Saudi-flagged tanker in Red Sea?
This event follows recent disruptions by Houthis who announced a blockade on Saudi-linked vessels and have previously claimed responsibility for targeting oil facilities and shipping in the region
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F1 confirms 2026 season finale in Abu Dhabi, dispelling rumours
The Abu Dhabi Grand Prix 2026 is confirmed to be the Formula 1 season finale, with F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali dismissing speculation of a move to Europe
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Is Dubai’s property market unstoppable? A look at 2026's record-breaking figures
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
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Iranian state TV airs 'Where to kill Barron Trump?' segment, offers $10M bounty
The Iranian TV threat against Barron Trump involves a state-run broadcast offering a $10 million bounty for his life, detailing supposed efforts to bypass his security
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Iran to join Mecca Pact? How Tehran's entry could reshape Saudi-Turkey-Pakistan defence agreement
This comes after Pakistan and Turkey indicated that the Mecca Pact could be opened up for other countries to join, with Bangladesh being one of the latest to express interest in it
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Switching school tracks in the UAE? What every student needs to know
UAE school track change rules have been updated by the Ministry of Education, outlining new requirements for students planning to move between the general and advanced streams
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UAE's vision for AI-native 6G: The shift to autonomous, predictive telecom infrastructure
The central idea is simple: 6G should not just be about faster internet. It should be about networks that can understand what is happening around them, predict what will happen next and respond automatically
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Begging, drugs, overstaying: 6 reasons why 22,000 Pakistanis were deported from Saudi, UAE and other GCC nations in less than 5 months
More than 70 per cent of the deported Pakistani nationals were from Saudi Arabia. The kingdom sent back 15,500 Pakistanis between March 1 and July 13, according to figures made public in Pakistan's National Assembly
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Iran war at a crossroads: Can Trump’s ‘economic D-Day’ succeed where bombs failed?
Trump administration appears to be favouring economic pressure over further military escalation on Iran
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Strait of Hormuz is ‘American territory’, says Trump as Iran tensions escalate
Trump said Iran was eager to reach an agreement to end the ongoing conflict, but questioned whether Washington still wanted a deal
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It's time to end war, says Iranian president Masoud Pezeshkian: 'We're now in a position of power'
Despite deadly airstrikes by the US and Israel, Iran has so far managed to use retaliatory pressure to its advantage by attacking oil-rich Gulf kingdoms, US bases in the Middle East and the commercial ships in the Strait of Hormuz
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