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Yemen will ensure the Somaliland scheme becomes a catastrophic trap for Israel
TEHRAN — Any temporary reduction of military hostility by Israel along its northern borders or toward Iran must not be misconstrued as a sign of regional peace. Driven by long-term schemes and intense domestic political crises, including the looming prospect of early Knesset elections, Benjamin Netanyahu remains structurally dependent on a perpetual state of warfare…
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How will news publishers combat AI stealing their revenue and their journalism?
News publishers today are passing through one of the most sensitive periods of transformation since the beginning of the digital age. The challenge is no longer limited to declining advertising revenues, shrinking print circulation, or competition from social media platforms. A new and more complex challenge has emerged—one that strikes at the heart of a…
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Analysis-Vance, Rubio strike different tone on Iran and Israel
By Gram Slattery MANAMA, June 26 (Reuters) - President Donald Trump's administration has pushed hard to present a united front on the Iran war, but statements by his vice president and secretary of state have at times diverged over the past week, especially on the subject of Israel.
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Don’t stress with Trump’s flip-flop policy, follow news in moderation, live your life
In an age where news multiplies faster than viruses and contradicts itself even faster than politicians’ promises, the average reader finds himself trapped in an absurd spectacle, unsure whether to worry, laugh, or simply switch off the phone and make a cup of tea. Every time the U.S. President Donald Trump makes a fiery statement…
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The Future of Work: Insights from Dubai’s DGHR Forum
Dubai Government Human Resources Department Leads Strategic Dialogue on the Future of Work in the Agentic Age White Paper on Agentic AI Governance in Government HR Systems Presented Second Forum to Build on Insights and Recommendations Emerging from the First Edition Dubai, United Arab Emirates – 23 June 2026: The Dubai Government Human Resources Department…
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Do Not Gamble with a Nation Where Residents Choose to Stand in the Front Lines
In moments of tension, some assume that sending a message of pressure to a stable country is a clever tactical move.But there are nations that are not tested that way.There are nations protected not only by their military strength—but by their society.When citizens and residents live under one law, one security system, and one shared…
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Peace or not, the Middle East will now lean more toward China
The most important question about the US-Israel-Iran war is no longer one of who has lost. It is obvious that everyone has lost but that Iran has lost less badly than the others. Nor is it important to ask how humiliating the peace “memorandum” Iran and the US signed this week is for Donald Trump,…
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How Many Times Must You Lose the Same Bet?
Every few years, somewhere in the world, an analyst writes another headline predicting the fall of Dubai.They change the words, swap the photos, but it has been the same bet for decades.The first major bet against Dubai dates back to the late 1970s, to the days of Sheikh Rashid. When Jebel Ali Port was built…
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Call for Hamas de-proscription
In the years of Pro-Palestine demonstrations I’ve attended since 7th October 2023, there is rarely a mention of the group at the core of the whole issue: Hamas. For people are fearful to talk about them. But whilst calling for support for Hamas may be illegal, seeking its de-proscription is not. The UK Government’s 2000…
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‘Generation Shaper’ Dubai reinforces the role of the mother in building the human being
By Hessa Bahumaid, Emirates 247In line with the ambitious vision of the UAE's wise leadership, which has established a unique development model that puts people at the heart of their journey, Dubai continues to establish its approach based on family empowerment as the main pillar of a cohesive and sustainable society.From this point of view,…
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Finally, Kissinger’s joke has come true
During the long and bloody war between Iran and Iraq in the 1980s the late Henry Kissinger used to half-joke that he wished that both sides could lose. The world now feels pretty much the same about the US-Israel-Iran war that began with 12 days of bombing of Iranian nuclear facilities in June 2025 and…
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Building Resilience: The Infrastructure You Didn’t See
For decades, the world watched the UAE build, towers, airports, islands, malls. Impressive, they said, ambitious, sometimes extravagant. What they did not see was the other construction site, the quiet one, the one that was never designed to impress, it was designed to protect.While the headlines tracked the skyline, the UAE was laying a different…
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Energy diplomacy without energy resources: How some states gain influence without oil and gas
For more than a century, energy diplomacy has been closely associated with countries endowed with vast oil and gas reserves. The ability to produce and export hydrocarbons has often translated into geopolitical leverage, economic influence and strategic importance. However, the foundations of energy power are gradually changing. In today’s interconnected world, influence increasingly depends not…
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Dubai Is My Home
The last two weeks have been surreal. For many of us, it was the first time we tasted the bitterness of war. ‎Hundreds of missiles and over a thousand UAVs were intercepted. The soundtrack of war playing across ‎the city on a continuous loop. And yet, remarkably, most of us rarely felt unsafe.‎Even with temporary…
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Sudan And The UAE: How Can A Settlement Be Built Without Rewarding War Or Reproducing It?
(MENAFN - Sudanow Magazine) By: Ambassador Dr. Muawiya Al-Bukhari At a deeply sensitive political moment, public discourse has become increasingly occupied with reports suggesting possible moves ...
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Instead of expanding gas, the UAE should help Indonesia build offshore wind
Within months, Mubadala Energy is expected to make a final investment decision on its Tangkulo development in Indonesia’s South Andaman block, where recent discoveries have revealed more than 2 trillion cubic feet of gas-in-place. Additional finds in the same basin could hold more than 6 trillion cubic feet. The project is being hailed as another…
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Commentary: Trump can’t sell the Abraham Accords to a Middle East that has lost trust in the US
In a region that is undergoing a dramatic strategic reconfiguration, the Abraham Accords are increasingly seen as a US-imposed framework, says an academic.
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Can the UN still keep the peace in a divided world?
As wars multiply and great powers clash, can a veto-bound UN still keep the peace, or is its credibility eroding beyond repair?
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The Fading Mirage Of US-Guaranteed Gulf Security
(MENAFN - Asia Times) Wars in the Middle East are often decided less by what is destroyed than by what continues functioning afterward - and how quickly those systems begin to fail. That distinction ...
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Analysis: Implications And Significance Of Recent Rapid Developments And Shifting Stances Toward The Situation In Sudan
(MENAFN - Sudanow Magazine) Khartoum, Sudan (Sudanow) – The most Recent developments in Western, and even regional, approaches and statements regarding the situation in Sudan have drawn the ...
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Commentary: Ukraine is doing better. Now it’s Europe’s turn
A great deal has changed in Ukraine since the start of the year, which demands some new approaches from Kyiv’s European allies, says Marc Champion for Bloomberg Opinion.
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The Cost of the See-Saw – India’s Credibility Crisis in BRICS
BRICS was conceived not merely as an economic grouping, but as a political assertion that the Global South deserved a more democratic, multipolar, and equitable world order free from domination by any single power bloc.
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Persian Gulf monarchies, US hegemony, and the limits of Muslim solidarity with Iran
TEHRAN — The relationship between Iran and the Arab monarchies of the Persian Gulf has often been described through the familiar vocabulary of sectarian rivalry, strategic competition, and balance of power. Yet this vocabulary, although useful, is incomplete. It conceals a deeper contradiction: the persistent gap between the Islamic language publicly invoked by the Persian…
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Commentary: From gahwa to global peace, how UAE’s majlis culture redefines mediation
Discover how the UAE's unique cultural traditions, from the warmth of Arabic coffee to the communal spirit of the majlis, are reshaping modern diplomacy
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FHS Business Unusual: How are we coping?
FHS Business Unusual: How are we coping?
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Dubai Government Human Resources Launches The Second Edition Of The 2026 Research Awards
(MENAFN - Khaleej Times) The Dubai Government Human Resources Department (DGHR) has launched the second edition of the Research Awards 2026 under the theme–From Research... to Decision–, in line ...
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How The U.S.‐Israel War Against Iran Is Exposing The Limits Of The Petrodollar System
(MENAFN - The Conversation) For the first time since the Second World War, excluding the COVID-19 pandemic, public debt in the United States has surpassed the entire economy's GDP. As of late ...
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Commentary: Will Other Members Leave Opec After The UAE Exit?
(MENAFN - Khaleej Times) [Editor's note: The author is currently president of UAE Safety and Emergency Security Association and professor of sustainable development at the American University of ...
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Epic Nonsense: Trump Shelves Project Freedom
The waxwork figures of the Pentagon recently glowed with excitement with the announcement that the US military would be finally called upon to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. With the ceasefire between Teheran and Washington barely holding, President Donald Trump, as far as his attention span would allow, gingerly put Operation Epic Fury to the…
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UAE policies are premised on realpolitik at the cost of morality
TEHRAN — It was a source of pride that the United Arab Emirates succeeded in becoming a highly wealthy state in just a few decades.
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A federation of frayed shards insists on becoming the ‘United Hebrew Emirates’
The Israeli albatross clamped tight around Abu Dhabi’s glass neck equals strategic suicide
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UAE-Israel Ties Useful But Nowhere Near A Middle East Reset
(MENAFN - Asia Times) When the Abraham Accords were signed on the South Lawn of the White House five and a half years ago, the inevitable triumphalism that accompanies American diplomatic ceremonies ...
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This Is What Opinion Columnists In Jordan Focused On
(MENAFN - Amman Net) Jordanian columnists addressed a wide range of economic, political, social, and energy issues, reflecting both domestic concerns and regional developments, alongside shifts in ...
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Beyond the grade: Why UAE scholarships must innovate for the 2031 Vision
How the UAE must rethink scholarships beyond grades to meet the We the UAE 2031 Vision, close skills gaps and nurture holistic, future-ready graduates.
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Global Order In Flux, West Asia Central To Emerging Power Shift: Former Mos M J Akbar
(MENAFN - IANS) Guwahati, April 30 (IANS) Former Minister of State (MoS) for External Affairs, M.J. Akbar, said on Thursday that the global order is undergoing significant changes, with traditional ...
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The quiet shift towards wealth inheritance
For all the talk of trade wars and recession risks, generally the global economy has performed well in recent years. Absolute poverty has fallen, and wealth has risen.In an ownership-based global econ...
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Middle East conflict looks increasingly like a war nobody can win
Let’s begin with a simple question that rarely gets a straight answer: what would victory over Iran actually look like? In Washington and Jerusalem, the answers tend to sound definitive: eliminate Iran’s nuclear capability, break its regional power, perhaps even force political change at the top. It’s the language of decisive war, the kind with…
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In A Fractured World Order, Where Does The Global South Fit In?
(MENAFN - The Conversation) Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney was one of the first world leaders to speak out about the–ruptured– world order caused by the Trump administration in the United ...
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Healthcare AI Adoption: Data Quality Crucial for Success
Riverbed’s latest research reveals only 49% of decision makers in the healthcare sector are fully confident in the accuracy of their organization’s data to deliver accurate AI outcomes, with 60% of AI projects still in pilot stage Dubai, United Arab Emirates – April 24, 2026 – Riverbed, the leader in AIOps for observability, today announced…
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