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Saudi Arabia Resumes East-West Pipeline Operations Following Drone Attacks

Saudi Arabia Resumes East-West Pipeline Operations Following Drone Attacks

Saudi Arabia has restarted operations at its East-West Pipeline following a previous shutdown caused by drone attacks, while oil exports through the Strait of Hormuz continue to ramp up.

The National|September 22, 2026|1
New Zealand Eases UAE Travel Restrictions, Providing a Welcome Boost to the Recovering Tourism Sector

New Zealand Eases UAE Travel Restrictions, Providing a Welcome Boost to the Recovering Tourism Sector

New Zealand has lowered its travel advisory for the UAE, providing a much-needed boost to the region's recovering tourism sector as visitor numbers rebound.

The National|September 22, 2026|1
UAE Cracks Down on Fake Emiratisation with 377 Violations Detected in Private Sector

UAE Cracks Down on Fake Emiratisation with 377 Violations Detected in Private Sector

The UAE Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation has detected 377 fake Emiratisation cases across 266 private companies during the first half of 2026, prompting strict legal action and fines.

The National|September 22, 2026
Egypt Prioritizes Welfare of Workers in Lebanon and Enhances Labor Partnerships

Egypt Prioritizes Welfare of Workers in Lebanon and Enhances Labor Partnerships

Egyptian Minister of Labor Hassan Raddad met with Ambassador-designate to Lebanon Tamim Khalaf to discuss enhancing worker protection and strengthening bilateral labor cooperation.

Egypt Independent|September 22, 2026|1
Wartime Desperation Fuels Deadly Gold Mine Collapses Amid Sudan's Economic Crisis

Wartime Desperation Fuels Deadly Gold Mine Collapses Amid Sudan's Economic Crisis

A tragic gold mine collapse in northern Sudan has killed at least 10 people, highlighting the severe safety risks and desperation driving workers into unregulated mining amid the country's ongoing economic crisis.

Al Jazeera English|September 22, 2026|2
Examining the Casualties of the US-Canada Trade War

Examining the Casualties of the US-Canada Trade War

A short video report explores the individuals and groups affected as the US-Canada trade war unfolds.

Al Jazeera English|September 22, 2026|1
Etihad Rail Tickets Now Available for Landmark Dubai-Abu Dhabi Route Starting at Dh39

Etihad Rail Tickets Now Available for Landmark Dubai-Abu Dhabi Route Starting at Dh39

Tickets for the new Etihad Rail service between Dubai and Abu Dhabi are now on sale ahead of the September 30 launch, with fares starting at Dh39.

The National|September 22, 2026|1
How Communal Ovens Are Helping Displaced Families Survive in Gaza

How Communal Ovens Are Helping Displaced Families Survive in Gaza

Displaced Palestinian mothers in Gaza are relying on free communal ovens supported by the ICRC to bake bread and earn a modest income amidst severe shortages of food and cooking fuel.

Al Jazeera English|September 22, 2026
Inside Nigeria's Refining Boom: Why Domestic Production Has Failed to Lower Fuel Prices

Inside Nigeria's Refining Boom: Why Domestic Production Has Failed to Lower Fuel Prices

Despite the historic launch of the Dangote Petroleum Refinery and a sharp drop in fuel imports, Nigeria continues to grapple with high fuel prices and a cost-of-living crisis driven by market concentration and subsidy removal.

Al Jazeera English|September 22, 2026|2
Why Market Record Highs Shouldn't Disrupt Your Long-Term Investment Strategy

Why Market Record Highs Shouldn't Disrupt Your Long-Term Investment Strategy

Reaching record market highs often tempts investors to hold back their cash, but historical trends show that waiting for a market decline can be an expensive mistake.

The National|September 22, 2026
World Food Programme Warns Maritime Chokepoint Disruptions Threaten Millions with Hunger Amid Rising Global Prices

World Food Programme Warns Maritime Chokepoint Disruptions Threaten Millions with Hunger Amid Rising Global Prices

The acting head of the World Food Programme warns that disruptions at three key maritime chokepoints are driving up global food and energy prices, threatening millions with hunger.

The National|September 21, 2026|1
UAE Urges Robust Protection of Global Supply Chains to Secure World Food Security

UAE Urges Robust Protection of Global Supply Chains to Secure World Food Security

UAE Minister of State Khalifa Al Marar warned at the UN that global supply chain disruptions could push up to 45 million people into acute food insecurity, urging stronger international protections.

The National|September 21, 2026|1
US Threatens Global Grounding of Iranian Airlines with Secondary Sanctions Starting Wednesday

US Threatens Global Grounding of Iranian Airlines with Secondary Sanctions Starting Wednesday

United States Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced that all Iranian airlines face a global grounding by Wednesday due to impending US secondary sanctions on foreign service providers.

Al Jazeera English|September 21, 2026|1
Iran Implements Sweeping Remote Work and Energy-Saving Measures Amid Severe Economic Crisis

Iran Implements Sweeping Remote Work and Energy-Saving Measures Amid Severe Economic Crisis

Iran has introduced remote work mandates, free public transport, and fuel price hikes as part of desperate energy-saving measures amid a severe economic crisis and US naval blockade.

Al Jazeera English|September 21, 2026|1
US Treasury Threatens Secondary Sanctions to Ground Iranian Aviation Globally

US Treasury Threatens Secondary Sanctions to Ground Iranian Aviation Globally

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has warned of secondary sanctions against global air providers dealing with Iranian airlines, threatening to cut off non-compliant companies from the US dollar system.

The National|September 21, 2026
Abu Dhabi Labour Court Successfully Recovers Dh7.8 Million for Hundreds of Workers

Abu Dhabi Labour Court Successfully Recovers Dh7.8 Million for Hundreds of Workers

The Abu Dhabi Labour Court recovered Dh7.8 million in unpaid wages for 948 workers through collaborative efforts with the Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation, ensuring job retention and financial recovery.

The National|September 21, 2026
Bitcoin Soars to Eight-Month High, Surpassing $85,000 Amid Strong Institutional Demand

Bitcoin Soars to Eight-Month High, Surpassing $85,000 Amid Strong Institutional Demand

Bitcoin prices climbed to an eight-month high above $85,000 on Monday, bolstered by strong ETF inflows, institutional demand, and improving market sentiment.

The National|September 21, 2026|1
US-Israel War Halts Oil and Gas Sector, Crushing Iran's GDP by 10 Percent

US-Israel War Halts Oil and Gas Sector, Crushing Iran's GDP by 10 Percent

Iran's GDP has contracted by 10.1 percent amid the US-Israel war, driven by a severe collapse in oil and gas exports as Washington tightens economic and naval pressure.

Al Jazeera English|September 21, 2026|1
UK Opposition Pledges to Restore Tax-Free Shopping to Revive High Streets

UK Opposition Pledges to Restore Tax-Free Shopping to Revive High Streets

The UK Conservative party plans to restore tax-free shopping for overseas visitors to boost high street spending and attract international tourists back to Britain.

The National|September 21, 2026|1
Qatar Announces Fourth Real Estate Forum 2026 to Showcase Sector Transformation and Investment Opportunities

Qatar Announces Fourth Real Estate Forum 2026 to Showcase Sector Transformation and Investment Opportunities

The Real Estate Regulatory Authority (Aqarat) has announced that the fourth Qatar Real Estate Forum 2026 will take place from October 27 to 29 at the Doha Exhibition and Convention Center to discuss sector transformation and investment opportunities.

Doha News|September 21, 2026|2