Danger from Russia: phosphorous and vacuum bombs being used in Aleppo
Russian warplanes are reported to have used phosphorous and vacuum bombs against targets in Syria’s opposition held province of Aleppo. Turkey’s Anadolu Agency reported local…
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Migrants from sub-Saharan Africa are easy prey for kidnappers and militias in Libya
When two-year-old Kevin appears from a scrum of flailing bodies in the middle of the southern Mediterranean and is thrust into the outstretched arms of…
What would Russia and Iran do in case of war in Karabakh? BRITISH VISION
In the event of renewed large-scale war in the South Caucasus, Russia will send “Iskander-M” complexes to Armenia and Iran will open its airspace to…
Dubai shares its wide experience in construction with the world
Dubai has shared its experience in using green cement in the sustainable concrete industry with the world. In May, Dubai Municipality took part in the…
Iraqi forces retake government buildings from Daesh in Fallujah
Iraqi commanders say advance marks significant step in the nearly four-week offensive to liberate city from IS Iraqi forces retook the main government compound in…
U.S. sanctions agency beefs up staff to help implement Iran deal
The chief U.S. agency in charge of implementing sanctions has added staff to help speed up processing applications from businesses hoping to trade with Iran,…
How a 3-D Printed Building Became the Center of Blockchain in the Middle East
While its unconventional design and vivid white facade may draw the eyes of passersby, at the 3D printed headquarters for Dubai’s Museum of the Future,…
Shaikh Hamdan spotted at Royal Ascot
Ascot: Deputy Ruler of Dubai and Minister of Finance Shaikh Hamdan Bin Rashid Al Maktoum and Vice President and Prime Minister of the United Arab…
What will be the end of the battle for Haghia Sophia in Turkey?
The Haghia Sophia Museum, which is one of the most popular tourist sites in Istanbul, was built as a Greek Orthodox Christian basilica in…
Why our nuclear deal with Iran is turning to dust
Many of Europe’s largest banks won’t do business with Iran for fear of breaching other US sanctions, which have nothing to do with the nuclear…