- A UN commission set up to obtain reparations from Iraq over the country's 1990 invasion of Kuwait submitted its final...
Iraq's Saddam Hussein ordered his army to invade Kuwait and seize what he described as "Iraq's 19th province" on August 2, 1990
The recipients of the war reparations included private individuals, companies, government organisations and other groups that suffered losses
- Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps on Wednesday announced the development of a surface-to-surface missile whose stated range would put arch...
The missile was named the Khaybarchekan after a victorious battle fought by the Prophet Mohammed in the seventh century
Armed forces chief of staff Mohammad Bagheri described it as a strategic, "long-range" missile
- The US has sought the help of its close ally Qatar in providing emergency supplies if pipelines to Western Europe...
Russia, Iran and Qatar are key members of the forum. Two other exporters, the US and Australia, are not part of the group.
The GECF says its 11 members and seven associate countries account for 70 percent of proven gas reserves and 51 percent of global liquefied natural gas exports.
- Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) has achieved 8 stars level in the European Foundation for Quality Management (EFQM) Innovation...
DEWA achieved a score of 800 on this award that measures innovation culture and its role in achieving results in leading organizations worldwide.
DEWA made many achievements in the field of excellence in 2021, including winning the Sheikh Khalifa Excellence Award (SKEA) in the Elite Category.
- The UAE and Belgium have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) in order to strengthen cooperation in the fields of...
The UAE was represented by Lt. General Sheikh Saif bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior
The memorandum is aimed at stepping up joint cooperation between the two countries, developing bilateral relations in the security and police fields
- The latest bombshell from business daily Calcalist alleged that Pegasus was used against a son of former premier Benjamin Netanyahu...
Calcalist had previously reported that the controversial malware was used by police against leaders of an anti-Netanyahu protest movement.
Pegasus is at the center of a months-long international scandal following revelations that it was used by governments worldwide to spy on activists, politicians, journalists.
- Libya's parliament on Monday began hearings of hopefuls to replace interim prime minister Abdulhamid Dbeibah, a process that could spark...
Dbeibah's government took power a year ago with a mandate to lead Libya to December elections aimed at dragging the country out of a decade of conflict
Libya has seen a decade of conflict since the 2011 revolt that toppled dictator Moamer Kadhafi, leaving a patchwork of militias vying for control over an oil-rich country
- This comes amid recent attacks on the UAE by Houthi rebels from Yemen, which have prompted global condemnation.
General Kenneth F McKenzie, head of the US Central Command is on an official visit to the UAE
He said the US was working with the UAE to develop more effective solutions to stop drone attacks
- Former US president Donald Trump unilaterally withdrew from the Iran nuclear deal in 2018, and reimposed tough economic sanctions on...
The negotiations for the nuclear deal are resuming in Vienna after being halted at the end of last month
They will be attended by China, France, Germany, Russia, United Kingdom, Iran, and the United States





















