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Iraqi Prime Minister Ali Al Zaidi on Monday started his first trip to Europe since taking office in May, landing in Paris in an effort to shore up support to alleviate the pressure of the Hormuz crisis on Iraqi oil exports.
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A leading Israeli rights group says the country is carrying out “an elimination project” in the occupied West Bank to dismantle Palestinian life and forcibly turn the area into a permanently Jewish-Israeli region.
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Celine Dion loves a sparkly gown.
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Five Emirati humanitarian aid convoys carrying 819 tonnes of supplies have entered the Gaza Strip in the latest deliveries under the UAE's continuing relief operation.
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One of Bollywood's biggest events is coming back to Abu Dhabi after two years.
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Syrians took to the streets for a second day on Monday to demonstrate against a shock government decision to raise fuel prices by up to 40 per cent, extending the largest protests since the fall of Bashar Al Assad's regime in December 2024.
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Less than a week after Yemen’s Houthi rebels seized the Red Sea coast, Iran’s hand in the offensive is coming to light.
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The summer slowdown is quickly becoming a distant memory in Dubai as events and conference season kicks into high gear, and a rich array of entertainment venues and attractions enjoy long-awaited relaunches and grand openings.
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US Central Command chief Adm Brad Cooper visited Saudi Arabia and met Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman on Monday, as Yemen's Houthi rebels stepped up attacks on the kingdom.
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An ammonia gas leak at an industrial complex in Jordan's southern port of Aqaba was brought under control on Monday, with 14 people suffering minor to moderate injuries, state media reported.
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An incomplete golf resort in Scotland, which is owned by a UAE family but has never opened to public, has been put on the market.
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John Cena may have built a successful second career in Hollywood, but there is little doubt about which stage still means the most to him.
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Concerns over artificial intelligence have led to an unlikely event that will include socialist US Senator Bernie Sanders, far-right populist Steve Bannon and the Archbishop of San Francisco.
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Miral, the company behind Yas Island in Abu Dhabi, has announced a Dh12 billion ($3.26 billion) investment over the next five years to expand its hospitality and theme park offerings.
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Etihad Airways expects to break even this year due to strong demand despite the Iran war, reversing a forecast in June that it could post an annual loss.
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A military funeral has been held for two UAE servicemen who were martyred while carrying out a training mission on Monday.
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An ammonia gas leak at an industrial plant in southern Iraq at the weekend killed at least two workers and injured dozens, the Health Ministry said on Monday.
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Houthi fighters were forced to redeploy in territory they had newly seized on Yemen's west coast after suffering “heavy losses” from strikes by pro-government forces, a Yemeni security source told The National.
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Cancer specialists in the UAE are using artificial intelligence to understand more about why treatment works for some but fails to help others.
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Sweden's national election results showed a slender lead early on Monday for the centre-left opposition over the right-wing government.
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Registration is now open for UAE citizens who want to perform the Hajj pilgrimage next year, the General Authority of Islamic Affairs, Endowments and Zakat said.
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The El Nino weather phenomenon, predicted to be one of the strongest on record, has been forecast to increase temperatures in many world regions – but in the Gulf its main effect could be to cause more rainfall.
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When Cristiano Ronaldo was goaded by Al Ahli Saudi fans about their back-to-back continental titles at the end of last season, he had a ready reply: “I have won five.”
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Prime Video isn't leaving fans without their next fix when another season of Reacher wraps on September 16.
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In today’s episode of Trending Middle East, a meeting between Iran and Gulf states in Oman is postponed, after the sultanate said the appropriate conditions were not in place.
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The Premier League refereeing body has admitted an "error of judgement" in awarding Erling Haaland's winner in Sunday's Manchester derby.
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Global Village is returning for its 31st season.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has attacked the makers of Gaza documentary Naza, accusing the award-winning film of contributing to “global anti-Semitic incitement”.
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Oil prices surged towards $110 a barrel on Monday, with Brent jumping almost 5 per cent after Saudi Arabia shut its East-West pipeline following attacks, removing a crucial route for exporting crude without passing through the Strait of Hormuz and deepeni…
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Oman said appropriate conditions were not in place for a meeting between Iran and Gulf states, as the sultanate announced that plans for the discussions had been put on hold.
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Traders expect the US Federal Reserve to raise interest rates this week to clamp down on energy-induced inflation driven by the Iran war.
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I stepped out of the car into the plaza outside the Louvre Abu Dhabi and immediately reconsidered my plans.
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Alexander Zverev banished one of the most painful chapters of his career on Sunday as he defeated Ben Shelton 6-3, 7-6, 5-7, 6-2 to win the US Open title and complete a remarkable Grand Slam redemption story.
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A second-half goal from Erling Haaland ensured the blue half of Manchester enjoyed local bragging rights on Sunday after City defeated United 1-0 at Old Trafford.
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The rift between Asian cricket’s biggest rivals resurfaced in Dubai as India opted not to attend the post-match trophy presentation after winning the Women’s Asia Cup.
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There are patterns to our lives that become so familiar that we stop noticing them.
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The Middle East is a strong growth market for wearable fitness tracker company Whoop, particularly among women, a senior official at the company has said.
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“War is too important to be left to the generals,” said Georges Clemenceau, France’s victorious prime minister in the First World War.
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For an organisation founded less than two decades ago, the Brics group of nations is displaying a maturity beyond its years.
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Lebanon has urged the UN to reconsider plans to end the Unifil peacekeeping mission, warning that its withdrawal could create a security vacuum as conditions in the country and the wider Middle East have changed significantly.
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Abu Dhabi sovereign wealth fund Mubadala Investment Company has said it will make a significant minority investment in Chinese coffee chain Luckin Coffee alongside its controlling shareholder Centurium Capital, in a deal worth about $1 billion.
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