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Letter: Adopting ethical trade policies that exclude all livestock exported from Sudan’s killing fields would stop the conflict, says Nicholas Stockton

Sensing election-year traction, coalition of 20 environmental groups also demand entrenchment of pause in gas-export licences

Saudi designer Tima Abid got her start at a time when fashion shows were taboo and tourism, apart from religious pilgrimages, was almost nonexistent in the Gulf kingdom.

Campaigners say move to use the arts to reinforce economic ties with Riyadh may help to launder Gulf state’s human rights record

If you live along the U.S. Atlantic or Gulf coasts, La Niña can contribute to the worst possible combination of climate conditions for fueling hurricanes.

Inside his Abu Dhabi gastro pub, Chad McGehee inspects shiny steel tanks fermenting a special brew: the first beer made in the conservative Arab Gulf, where alcohol has long been taboo.

Children are the first victims of the war in Gaza, with over 14,000 youngsters killed, according to the United Nations. Many of them died due to a lack of medical care. In response to this humanitarian crisis, several countries are evacuating children with the heaviest wounds or with chronic illnesses…

Former minister Eatala Rajender clarifies BJP stance on Muslim reservations, Modi's relations with Gulf nations, and political decorum.

Nizamabad election update: BJP candidate faces backlash over unfulfilled Turmeric Board promise, Congress and BRS challenge.

Oil giant Saudi Aramco said Tuesday its first-quarter net profit dipped 14.5 percent on year to $27.27 billion as the Gulf kingdom kept production cuts in place.

Gulf stock markets rally on hopes of U.S. Fed rate cut, with Saudi, Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Qatar markets showing positive trends.