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Sheikh MbZ, Sheikh Tamim discuss peace in Gaza, two-state solution
UAE and Qatar leaders discuss strengthening ties and regional stability amid Middle East tensions, emphasising a lasting two-state peace solution.
Qatari economy to grow another 2% before FY2024 comes to a close, says Sheikh Tamim
Before the fiscal year closes, the Qatari economy is projected to grow another 2%, said Qatari Emir Sheikh Tamim. He highlighted Qatar's steady economic growth despite post-World Cup challenges, with future growth projected at 4.1% annually by 2025.
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No radiation detected in Gulf after US strikes on Iran, says Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia's Nuclear and Radiological Regulatory Commission has confirmed a lack of radioactive effects or radiation risk after US airstrikes on Iranian nuclear sites including Fordow as regional authorities move quickly to reassure the public and downplay environmental fallout concerns.
Shockwaves across capitals as world responds to US strikes on Iran
United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres has described the US' military action as “a direct threat to international peace and security.” In a rare and forceful statement, he said, “This is a dangerous escalation in a region already on the edge.”
US warns American women not to travel to India amid increased rape threats
The US State Department has reissued a Level 2 travel advisory for India, citing terrorism, rising violent crime, and sexual assault—particularly warning women not to travel alone. The advisory restricts travel to Kashmir and urges Americans to exercise caution within the Union.
Qatari economy to accelerate to 6.5% growth for FY2026–27, says World Bank
A sharp uptick will be driven primarily by a planned 40% expansion in LNG output as Qatar's North Field megaprojects come online, reshaping the country’s hydrocarbon trajectory.