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Despite ongoing market volatility and efforts to recover supply, the major oil producers are taking a cautious stance, impacting global energy markets and regional trade.
Global oil markets are reacting to ongoing geopolitical tensions and reduced Gulf supply, pushing prices upwards. The UAE is investing in critical infrastructure to safeguard its exports.
The two nations are boosting investment and promoting local currency trade, aiming for a significant increase in total commerce by 2032.
Egypt is aiming for solid economic expansion and attracting significant investment, but a depreciating currency could impact your purchasing power and business costs.
The ongoing Iran conflict has severely impacted global oil supply through the vital Strait of Hormuz, pushing prices significantly above pre-war levels.
The Jerusalem-born land expert who spent a century documenting Palestinian property, and most of it in exile, left behind records that historians and negotiators still rely on.
Millions of Christians live and worship in the Gulf states, most of them migrant workers. Their churches sit on top of a far older Christian history in eastern Arabia.
The founder of the Israeli Committee Against House Demolitions argued that occupation is a system, and that only a strategy aimed at the whole system could end it. His thinking has travelled a long way since.
Once a fringe idea, the call for a single democratic state between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean now features in mainstream debate. Where did it come from, and what are its critics' objections?
Washington spent two decades and hundreds of millions of dollars trying to win Arab audiences with a satellite channel. The story of Alhurra says a lot about how public diplomacy works, and how it doesn't.