At Riyadh’s King Khalid International Airport, employees told Semafor that most flights were cancelled last night.

UAE President Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan was seen walking through Dubai Mall.

The spectrum of sentiment has been wide in the Gulf over the past couple of days, from quiet confidence to outright panic.

Rich families and senior executives are being ferried to Saudi Arabia as safety concerns push those that can to escape for safety.

Iranian strikes across the region forced some of the world’s biggest carriers to cancel hundreds of flights.

Abu Dhabi’s Etihad Airways capped a fourth straight year of profitability with record earnings in 2025, as strong passenger demand and fleet growth lifted performance.

A small but growing number of cafes and restaurants are starting to serve food during the Muslim month of fasting, in the latest sign of social change.

A 45,000-km 2Africa cable thats links 33 countries across Africa, Asia, Europe, and the Middle East has been connected to UAE telecom giant e&’s data center.

The Gulf’s space ambitions are expanding five years after the UAE became the first Arab nation to establish a scientific presence on Mars.

Aman Group has opened bookings for its first yacht, where a spot in one of the 47 suites costs a minimum of $7,700 per day.

A museum-like format in Doha ditched the sales-frenzy of other art festivals.

The introduction of the office was part of a broader strategy to create a “young and flexible” government.