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Israel's strike on Qatar has infuriated Arab leaders. That bodes ill for Trump's Mideast prioritiesA recent Israeli strike in Qatar has sparked anger among Gulf leaders. Saudi Arabia and UAE are united in condemning the attack. They view ...- For Trump, adulation and no risk of protests made the Gulf a dream tripDonald Trump had a successful trip to Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates. He received praise and investment pledges. Gulf le...
- Can Americans trust US health secretary RFK Jr for medical advice on vaccines? He says 'don't take...'US Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. came under fire from lawmakers regarding his controversial vaccine views and proposed budget cuts...
- Netflix announces when Bridgerton Season 4 will arrive and fans cannot keep calm. Check what surprises awaitBridgerton Season 4: Netflix's hit series 'Bridgerton' is renewed for seasons five and six, but fans must wait until 2026 for season four. ...
- 'I haven't seen camels...': Trump surprised during his lavish visit to Doha, appreciates Qatar's Emir gestureDonald Trump's Middle East trip included a warm welcome in Qatar. He was surprised to see a group of camels which welcomed him in Qatar. He...
- Tom Cruise and Ana de Armas 'low-key romance' brewing? Truth behind their recent appearances revealedAre Hollywood stars Tom Cruise and Ana de Armas dating? The two have been spotted together in public places many times, thus sparking datin...
- Trump marvels at wealth of Arab hosts while he eyes White House, Air Force One upgradesDonald Trump's trip to the Middle East revealed his admiration for the lavish lifestyles of Arab leaders. He praised the palaces and planes...
- How the oil price plunge complicates Saudi Arabia's economic agendaSaudi Arabia is facing economic challenges due to plummeting oil prices, impacting its ambitious Vision 2030 diversification plan. With oil...
- HBO's 'Real Sports' air their last episode after 29 yearsSports was a lens through which the magazine looked at all manner of issues, winning awards for pieces on corruption at the International O...
- Cash-strapped Pakistan approves projects worth billions of dollars to Gulf countries for investment purposeIn a major development, cash-strapped Pakistan has in principle approved 28 projects worth billions of dollars that would be offered to Gul...
- Significance of Lionel Messi's 'bisht' given by Qatar Emir after World Cup victoryThe word itself derives from Persian and translates literally to "on one's back."
- MERS virus: What is it? Why is it at risk of spreading after FIFA World Cup 2022MERS is a viral respiratory illness caused by the MERS-CoV virus. Fans returning from Qatar should be aware of MERS and should practice goo...
- Doctors issue warning of potentially fatal 'camel flu' symptoms as World Cup fans return to EnglandThe UK Health Security Agency has advised doctors across England to be cautious about people reporting breathing difficulties. There is a p...
- Would you stick your (statistical) neck out to predict this World Cup’s champion?Big data, not oracular animals, are being used to find out who’s most likely to come up tops in Qatar. But too many variables hamper the bo...
- Qatar market braces for football world cup boomTens of billions of dollars have been spent on a new metro and infrastructure that has given the city a dramatic makeover. Outside Doha, ma...
- Honeymoon over? Saudi Arabia-U.S. ties face reset with Biden winRiyadh's human rights record, with the brutal 2018 murder of Washington Post Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi and detention of women activi...
- UAE official says Turkey's army in Qatar destabilises regionThe UAE and its Arab allies have imposed a boycott on Qatar since mid-2017 and had demanded that Doha close a Turkish military base, among ...
- India's surgical strikes will boost US efforts to rein Pak terrorWhat has shaken Pakistan is the support for India from Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar and Bahrain - countries Islamabad regarded as "natural alli...
- Saudi Drought spells end of desert wheatFor the first time, Saudi Arabia will rely almost completely on wheat imports in 2016, a reversal from its policy of self-sufficiency.
- Journalists attacked by mobs, detained in CairoThe Egyptian government has accused media outlets of being sympathetic to protesters who want Mubarak to quit now rather than complete his ...
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