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EconomyA Comprehensive Guide to the Sweeping International Sanctions Targeting Iran
Iran faces a complex network of overlapping sanctions from the United States, the European Union, the United Kingdom, and the United Nations, targeting its economy, nuclear programme, and military. These extensive restrictions impact everything from oil exports and banking to human rights and arms trade.
EconomyUnpacking the Expanding War Economy and Financial Networks of the Houthis in Yemen
An examination of how Yemen's Houthis have built an extensive parallel war economy and revenue-raising network despite international sanctions and a deepening domestic crisis.
EconomySyrian Fuel Price Hikes Spark Protests and Test Public Patience Amid Post-War Recovery
Sudden fuel price hikes in Syria have ignited street protests and strained public patience, testing the government's efforts to rebuild the economy following years of war and international isolation.
EconomyUAE Hospitality Sector Bounces Back from Iran War Fallout as Winter Tourism Boost Approaches
The UAE hospitality sector is showing strong signs of recovery following disruptions caused by the Iran war, with tourism leaders optimistic about a winter boost. Industry experts note shifting travel patterns and improving hotel occupancy rates as the market normalises.
EconomyInside Uber's Strategic Exit from Nigeria, Uganda, and Other African Markets
Uber has exited Nigeria and Uganda amid rising operating costs and driver pressures, marking a continuation of the company's selective retreat from several African markets.
PoliticsTrump Pledges $5,000 'Trump Dividend' for US Adults Tied to Midterm Wins, Raising Affordability and Legality Questions
US President Donald Trump has promised a $5,000 payout for adult citizens if the Republican Party retains control of Congress in the upcoming midterms. The proposal has raised serious questions regarding national debt, tariff revenues, and economic feasibility.
EconomyA New Chapter: Nearly Half of UAE Residents Now Plan for Long-Term Retirement in the Country
New research shows that nearly half of affluent UAE residents plan to retire in the country, driven by lifestyle, economic opportunity, and career stability rather than just financial incentives.
EconomyA Historic Presidential Visit Marks the Dawn of a New Era in UAE-Germany Relations
President Sheikh Mohamed's historic first presidential visit to Germany highlights the deepening strategic, economic, and technological partnership between the UAE and Germany.
EconomyExamining Iran's Capabilities and Limits in Threatening US Economic Interests
Despite threats of an economic war against the US, experts note that Iran's conventional financial arsenal is limited, relying instead on asymmetric disruption, regional instability, and cyber capabilities.
EconomyUAE Trade Minister Declares Strait of Hormuz a 'Red Line' That Cannot Be Tolled
UAE Trade Minister Dr Thani Al Zeyoudi stated that the Strait of Hormuz is a non-negotiable red line, as the nation develops alternative trade corridors to ensure economic security.
EconomyIran Doubles Petrol Prices for Heavy Users Amid Severe Wartime Economic Strain
Iran has doubled petrol prices for heavy users amid a severe wartime economic crisis and plummeting currency value, sparking long lines at fuel stations and fears of renewed unrest.
EconomyUS Imposes Fresh Sanctions on Cuba Amid Escalating Economic Pressure and Regime Change Campaign
The United States has imposed a new round of economic sanctions against Cuba, targeting several companies and a member of the Castro family as part of an escalating pressure campaign.
EconomyHow Kais Saied’s Populist Economic Experiment Brought Tunisia to the Brink of Collapse
An in-depth look at how Tunisian President Kais Saied's populist economic policies and centralization of power have led to severe shortages, soaring debt, and an unprecedented economic crisis in Tunisia by 2026.
EconomyGuns Versus Groceries: Iran's Severe Economic Crisis Puts Squeeze on Daily Life
Iran faces severe economic turmoil, with skyrocketing inflation, fuel shortages, and a collapsing currency forcing citizens to choose between basic goods and military spending.
EconomyEgyptian Exports to China Surge by Nearly 200 Percent in Early 2026
CAPMAS reported a 199.8 percent jump in Egyptian exports to China during the first half of 2026, pushing total bilateral trade to $11.3 billion.
EconomyTariff Elimination Boosts Egyptian Exports to China Amid Reaching Record Trade Levels
Egyptian exports to China surged significantly following the elimination of tariffs and the strengthening of bilateral trade agreements between the two nations.
EconomyUAE Gears Up for September Reset and Economic Bounce-Back Despite Regional Challenges
The UAE is preparing for a bustling September economic reset with major projects, events, and the return of schools, signaling a steady return to normal despite recent regional challenges.
EconomyHow the UAE's Resilient Fiscal Model Thrives Amid Global Uncertainty
Despite global economic uncertainties, the UAE demonstrates strong fiscal resilience, steady economic growth, and robust investor confidence supported by strategic diversification and disciplined monetary policies.
PoliticsFive Years After President Kais Saied's Power Grab, Tunisia Faces Resurgences of Economic and Political Discontent
Five years after President Kais Saied seized sweeping powers, Tunisians are returning to the streets to protest deteriorating economic conditions, water and power cuts, and a shrinking political space.
EconomySurpassing $100 Billion: How India and the UAE Are Forging Closer Economic Bonds
Bilateral trade between India and the UAE has surpassed $100 billion following their Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement, with both nations aiming for $200 billion by 2032.
EconomyGlobal Economic Shockwaves: Winners and Losers of the US-Israel War on Iran
Six months into the US-Israel war on Iran, global energy markets and supply chains face severe turmoil, creating massive financial windfalls for oil and defense companies while burdening taxpayers, consumers, and airlines.
PoliticsStruggles and Survival: How Life for Iranians Has Shifted Six Months Into the US-Israel War
Six months into the US-Israel war, life for ordinary Iranians has deteriorated into a daily struggle marked by skyrocketing inflation, severe infrastructure damage, and an intensifying government crackdown on dissent.
EconomyIran's Supreme Leader Appeals for Unity Amid Escalating Economic Crisis and Petrol Shortages
Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei, has called for national unity amidst severe economic pressures, a plunging rial, and a worsening petrol crisis that has triggered panic-buying.
EconomyQatar and Türkiye Set Ambitious $5 Billion Bilateral Trade Target to Deepen Economic Ties
Qatar and Türkiye have established a new $5 billion target for bilateral trade, aiming to deepen economic cooperation, supply chain resilience, and investment ties.