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Qatar Announces New Residency Scheme For Investors

Qatar announced Monday it will grant residency to foreign investors for the first time, state media reported, the latest in a series of measures designed to diversify the economy.

Oil producers pledge to respect cuts as market sags

Saudi Arabia has been shouldering the burden of oil output cuts that came into effect in January, but other producers -- notably Nigeria and Iraq -- stand accused of exceeding their quotas

Iraqi Oil Minister Thami al-Ghadhban (L) and UAE's Minister of Energy and Industry Suhail al-Mazrouei attend an OPEC-JMMC meeting in the UAE capital Abu Dhabi

Saudi raps oil producers over flouting of output cuts

Saudi Arabia has been shouldering the burden of oil output cuts that came into effect in January, but other producers -- notably Nigeria and Iraq -- stand accused of exceeding their quotas

A pre-election pledge by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to annex a key part of the occupied West Bank has triggered a wave of international anger, particularly from Arab and Muslim countries

Anger at Netanyahu's West Bank annexation pledge

Israeli soldiers sit in the back of a self-propelled artillery gun on the border with Syria in the Israeli-annexed Golan, after US President Donald Trump declared Israeli sovereignty over the area seized by Israel in 1967

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Facebook Removes Fake Accounts Allegedly Linked To Saudi Government For Spreading Propaganda

The company said it removed multiple pages and groups that were involved in “coordinated inauthentic behavior” on Facebook and Instagram.

Dubai Ruler’s Sixth Wife Seeks Forced Marriage Protection Order In London Court

The world is watching as Princess Haya, the third female member of the Dubai ruler’s family to flee UAE, seeks marriage protection order in London.

Trump Vetoes 3 Bills Blocking Arms Sales To Saudi Arabia and UAE

The U.S. wants to target Iran through arms sales to Saudi Arabia and UAE which are fighting Iranian-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen.

Iran Tanker Seizure: Foreign Oil Vessel, 12 Crew Captured Amid Tensions

Iranian state TV said the Revolutionary Guards took the action after the tanker was taking fuel from Iranian smugglers to foreign customers.

Man Slashed Roommate's Wrist With Kitchen Knife Over Wrong Recipe

The medical report shows the roommate suffered a permanent disability in his hand after the accused slashed his wrist.

Spotify Lite With 10MB Storage And Lower Data Requirement Now Available

Spotify Lite is now available for the same music experience at lower data consumption and smaller storage requirement.

Sharjah Ruler’s Fashion Designer Son Found Dead In London Apartment

Crown Prince Khalid al Qasimi, a renowned fashion designer, is dead. The autopsy failed to establish the cause of his death.

US - Iran Crisis: Is Israel Preparing For War?

Israel said it is preparing for military conflict in case of a war between Iran and the United States.

Amazon Prime Day 2019 Will Be Two Days, Set For July 15

The Amazon Prime Day 2019 coming up on July 15 will run for two days, unlike past events.

Iran Says It Shot Down US Drone Over Its Airspace

Tensions between Iran and the United States have increased following the attack on two oil tankers recently in the Gulf of Oman.

Cybersecurity News: Middle East Faces Rising Cyberattack Threat

A recent report from a UAE-based cybersecurity firm said the Middle East faces a rising threat of cyberattacks on critical infrastructure such as oil and gas.

Higher Open Likely For US Markets: Oil Price Zooms After Tanker Attack

Higher open likely for the U.S markets Thursday after main stock index futures looked up on Thursday morning.

Saudi Airport Struck By Houthi Missile Amid Trump-Iran Tensions

A Houthi rebel missile hit an arrivals hall of a Saudi Arabian airport, wounding 26 people.

Teacher Dies After Ingested Cocaine Bag Explodes In Stomach At Airport

Victoria Buchanan is waiting for her flight to Dubai in the Manchester Airport. It is here that she makes the fatal mistake of ingesting a bag filled with cocaine.

As US Moves Troops To Mideast, Iran Pledges To Defend Itself

Iranian foreign minister Javad Zarif said that Iran has pledged to defend itself after the United States decided to move 1,500 troops to the Gulf region.

Israeli Firm NSO Linked to Spyware Tool that Uses WhatsApp To Target Activists

NSO Group is the creator of Pegasus, which is a program that gives hackers almost complete access to the victim’s phone, including camera, text messages and microphone.

Saudi Says Two of Its Oil Tankers ‘Sabotaged,’ Iran Seeks Clarification

Saudi Arabia said two of its oil tankers suffered "significant damage" from sabotage amid rising tensions between the U.S. and Iran in the world's most strategic waterway for oil exports.

Lower Open Likely for US Markets, Oil Price Up

Lower open likely for the U.S markets Monday as U.S. stock futures were looking lower as investors watched the U.S.-China trade talks not moving to a deal.

Brunei Lifts Gay Sex Death Penalty: Countries With Capital Punishment For Homosexuality

Brunei reversed a decision to impose the death penalty on those convicted of having gay sex.

US Air Force's F-35A Fighter Jet's First Combat Mission Was Dropping Bombs On ISIS

The F-35A Joint Strike Fighter jet was used for the first time ever, to drop a bomb on an Islamic State target in Iraq.

New Karkoff Malware Released By Hackers Involved In The DNSpionage Campaign

Security experts believe that the cybercriminals operating the DNSpionage and Karkoff malware strains may be linked to the OilRig hacker group.

British Mother Detained In Dubai After Calling Ex-Husband's Wife A 'Horse'

Laleh Shahravesh, 55, was arrested while traveling with her daughter to Dubai to attend her ex-husband's funeral. Now, she does not know how to financially support herself or her child.

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