The ship was targeted by Houthi militia near the Bab al-Mandab strait off Yemen’s southern coast
The controversial US bill allowing families of 9/11 victims to sue Saudi Arabia was made law last week
The region’s macro momentum is losing steam, says Fisch report
Islamic State claimed responsibility for the assassination of two security officers in Aden earlier this week
The coalition rescued civilians from a vessel targeted by Houthi militias, Saudi news agency confirms
Some analysts have speculated that trade and investment ties between Saudi Arabia and the United States could be hurt
The vote was a blow to Obama as well as to Saudi Arabia, one of the United States’ longest-standing allies
The agreement comes as British Airways converts its flights to Doha and Muscat to direct services from October 30
Former president indicates he has bowed to pressure not to run
The acquisitions follow two previous hotel deals in the Hungarian capital by the conglomerate
President Obama said the Justice Against Sponsors of Terrorism Act would hurt US national security and harm important alliances
M.R. Raghu, managing director of research house Marmore Mena Intelligence, examines whether social media is being tapped in the region
From wearable healthy living devices to ‘digital house calls’, healthcare is entering a new phase
John Duke Anthony said the “better argument will prevail”, according to reports
An oil services workers strike in Norway threatened to cut North Sea output
The notebook will be priced at an estimated Dhs5,000
The Senate sent the bill to Obama last week, giving him a 10-day window to veto the measure
UK trade secretary said the UAE had been highlighted for “big-ticket” export opportunities post Brexit
The Qaher-1 missile was aimed at Saudi Arabia’s King Khalid Air Base
On average, a domestic worker in the emirate pockets a monthly salary of Dhs1,697
OPEC members are set to hold a meeting with non-OPEC oil producing nations in Algeria this month
Falling oil prices are “harmful to all countries, especially oil producers,” he said
New healthcare facilities are coming up across the GCC, but who is developing them and what are the challenges they face?
A growing number of Muslim-centric businesses are helping to diversify the halal economy
Two 74,000 tonne ships, the Chao Hu and the Hong Ze Hu, have been denied permission to leave Hodeida port
Four people were injured in the blaze
Global demand growth is slowing at a faster pace than initially predicted by the IEA
This is the country’s highest single death toll in the 18-month conflict
Fresh strains have emerged between Saudi and Iran over the haj pilgrimage
Aongus Hegarty, president of the EMEA region at Dell, said there would be “limited realignment” in the region