The Latest Breaking News from Gulf

A Qatar-based expat, Vinoth Anbarasan, won Dh50,000 in the Big Ticket raffle. He plans to share the winnings with friends and create a special memory for his daughter. The Big Ticket draw has been a popular event for over 30 years, offering hope and significant prizes to expatriates across the…

In Florida, your roof isn’t just a roof—it’s basically your insurance passport. You can have the perfect paint job, a gorgeous kitchen remodel, and the best landscaping on the block, but if your roof is “too old,” insurance companies may shut the door on coverage faster than a thunderstorm rolls…

The UAE and Scotland have inked a landmark pact to boost investment and economic ties. Signed on January 30, 2026, the Memorandum of Understanding aims to foster capital, technology and expertise exchange. This strategic alliance will unlock new opportunities for businesses in both nations, focusing on sustainable growth and job…

The United States is seemingly moving toward a potential strike on Iran.

Deployment of RAF Typhoon squadron to Qatar signals willingness to protect country from a counterattack

Reports of a growing US naval presence in the Gulf have prompted speculation that the US could be preparing for another Middle East war, this time with Iran.

Global payments giant Visa is restructuring its Middle East operations, creating dual hubs in Dubai and Riyadh. This strategic shift acknowledges Saudi Arabia's new 'regional headquarters' policy, which mandates local HQs for government contracts. The move reflects intensifying competition among Gulf states for foreign investment and economic influence, with Riyadh…

America is now sending advanced computer chips to the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia. This move supports their big plans for artificial intelligence. These nations are becoming key players in global technology. This partnership strengthens US influence and helps Gulf countries diversify their economies beyond oil. It marks a…

Donald Trump warns Iran 'time is running out' as a massive US naval armada led by the USS Abraham Lincoln approaches the Persian Gulf, demanding Tehran abandon its nuclear programme or face military strikes far worse than June 2025's Operation Midnight Hammer.