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The Middle East has evolved significantly from being largely gas and oil dominated two decades ago to spanning across banking ...
President Donald J. Trump’s trip to the Middle East on May 13-16 comes on the heels of more than three months of whirlwind ...
F or nearly two years Port Sudan on the Red Sea was a haven in Sudan’s civil war. The city became the country’s de facto ...
Most stock markets in the Gulf closed lower on Wednesday following a string of lacklustre corporate earnings, while focus was ...
From travel trends to technologies, here’s how the Middle East is investing in new strategies and infrastructure to keep ...
Huawei and Alibaba are outpacing established U.S. providers by aligning with government priorities and addressing data ...
His choreographed claims of success belie the evidence that Trump is in the midst of what could be the most damaging week so far of his second term.
The International Monetary Fund has revised its economic outlook for Middle Eastern countries, slashing growth forecasts for most of the region as lower oil prices and Trump tariff impacts loom large ...
Growth for non-oil-importing MENA countries is now forecast at 3.4 percent for 2025, slightly down from 3.6 percent.
The International Monetary Fund has announced that it now expects Middle East and North Africa economies to grow by just 2.6 per cent in 2025 as uncertainties stemming from a global trade war and ...