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Masdar acquires Saeta Yield

The deal is estimated to be valued at $1.4 billion.

Boeing lifts wage hike to 30% 

The 30% general wage hike improves upon the 25% in the earlier offer.

ADNOC Distribution H1 dividend $350m

The total dividend for 2024 is expected to be $700 million.

TAQA launches new corporate identity

Abu Dhabi Energy Services will be renamed as TAQA Services.

Rightmove rejects £5.6bn Murdoch bid

The property website said the bid was undervalued.
  • US retaliatory strikes hit Iran-linked targets in Syria, Iraq

    "The United States does not seek conflict in the Middle East or anywhere else in the world. But let all...

    The United States did not strike the Iran's territory seeking to deter future attacks while stopping short of all-out war with Tehran

    US NSC spokesman John Kirby told journalists that the strikes lasted about 30 minutes though they involved a lengthy trip for the B-1 bombers

  • Iraq’s pro-Iran Al-Nujaba group to continue attacks on US troops

    "Any (US) strike will result in an appropriate response," Al-Nujaba leader Akram al-Kaabi said in a statement, adding the group...

    Al-Nujaba movement forms part of the Islamic Resistance in Iraq, an alliance of Iran-backed armed groups that the US has blamed for last weekend's deadly drone attack

    Another of the alliance's factions, Kataeb Hezbollah (the Hezbollah Brigades), announced earlier this week that it was suspending its attacks on US forces in Iraq and Syria

  • Iranian adviser among three killed in Israeli strikes on Syria

    The targets included a site operated by Lebanese group Hezbollah on a road leading to the Sayyida Zeinab district and...

    The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said "three members of pro-Iran groups, including an Iranian and an Iraqi" were killed in "Israeli air strikes".

    Iran's Mehr news agency said an Iranian adviser from the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, Saeed Alidadi, was killed in the strikes

  • UN estimates at least 17,000 Gaza children separated from parents

    "Each one has a heartbreaking story of loss and grief," said Jonathan Crickx, spokesman for the UN children's agency UNICEF...

    Before the conflict erupted, UNICEF estimated that more than 500,000 children in the Gaza Strip needed mental health and psycho-social support.

    Now it believes that "almost all children are in need" of such help -- more than one million children, said Jonathan Crickx, spokesman UNICEF in the Palestinian territories.

  • UAE signs pact to develop digital infrastructure in Greece  

    ABU DHABI, UAE  - The Ministry of Investment of the UAE and the Ministry of Digital Governance of the Hellenic...

    Data centers to be developed under this MoU can reach a total capacity of 500 megawatts.

    The data center market in Greece has witnessed significant growth in the last few years.

  • North Korea prepares for conflict as Kim inspects warships

    The North Korean leader has in recent weeks declared South Korea his country's "principal enemy", jettisoned agencies dedicated to reunification...

    The country last year launched what it called its first "tactical nuclear attack submarine"

    Experts said the vessel seemed to be modified from an existing diesel-electric submarine

  • Global alliances key to educational advancement

    "We are dedicated to supporting scientific research and innovation through strategic partnerships and pioneering initiatives, focusing on future-oriented sciences for...

    UAE Education Minister Dr. Ahmad Belhoul Al Falasi advocates for public-private partnerships in education, emphasizing the importance of sharing expertise to boost quality.

    During his UK visit, he underscores UAE's dedication to education, focusing on elevating the EdTech sector, curriculum development, and supporting Emirati students abroad.

  • Hamas gives ‘initial’ approval to plan for Gaza war pause

    A Hamas source had told AFP the three-stage plan would start with an initial six-week halt to the fighting that...

    Mediators pushed ahead with peace efforts as fighting raged in Gaza and as Qatar-based Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh was expected in Cairo for talks on Thursday or Friday

    Hamas has been reviewing a proposal for a six-week pause and a hostage-captives exchange, a Hamas source had told AFP after the Paris meeting

  • Pegasus used in Jordan to spy on key figures, says report

    Paris, France - Hackers have used the notorious Pegasus spyware to break into the phones of dozens of journalists and activists...

    Pegasus can seize control of a phone's microphone and camera and access documents, and a leak in 2021 showed how governments used it to spy on critics.

    Daoud Kuttab, a Palestinian-American journalist in Jordan, had his phone hacked three times in 2022 and 2023 and faced a further seven failed attempts.

  • Assailant takes hostages in Gaza protest in Turkey, says police

    ISTANBUL, TURKEY - An assailant on Thursday took a number of people hostage at a plant owned by US cosmetics giant...

    A union representing workers at the consumer goods plant said the assailant was holding seven people hostage.

    The man was standing next to a drawing of the Palestinian flag and the words "for Gaza" painted on the wall in red.