Mursi is either expected to step down or be removed from office once the army deadline passes on Wednesday.
In a rare interview, the founder of the world’s largest private schools company takes on his critics, and reveals his ambition to save the world from bad education.
With so much opportunity for both parties, will the UAE overcome its impasse with Ethiopia over air travel and illegal nannies?
Gulf Business looks at the finest first class and business class lounges on the planet.
Majid Al Futtaim plans to launch two new hotels and upgrade Mall of the Emirates and Deira City Centre and build a new cinema complex.
The Begonia-1 discovery well produced 9.4 million cubic feet per day of gas and 133 barrels of condensate during initial test drilling.
Sri Lanka returned a 40,000-tonnes diesel cargo shipment from ENOC on Thursday saying it was “not up to the required specifications”.
Facing economic risk from the Eurozone and US, oil price volatility, and regional political uncertainty, will Saudi Arabia continue to make foreign investors wary?
Sheikh Hamad was replaced as prime minister and foreign minister in a cabinet reshuffle following the accession of 33-year-old Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani as emir.
Solar power is supercharging the alternative energy industry, but can the Middle East become a leading global provider?
Ahmed bin Jassim al-Thani said he was leaving the network “to serve his country”, without indicating which government post he was taking.
Australia was the fastest growing destination with 50 per cent growth following the launch of Qantas flights
The oil and gas sector generated over half of Qatar’s gross domestic product (GDP) in 2012.
Budget expenditure in the small non-OPEC oil exporter is now expected to total 3.62 billion dinars in 2013, up from 3.26 billion actually spent last year.
Gulf Business looks at the fastest production cars on the planet.
Qatar had earlier planned to invest 50 million euros into businesses in French suburbs.
The acquisition allowed Gulftainer to assume full management of three Saudi terminals, located in Jeddah and Jubail.
Saudi Arabia is trying to reduce a black market in labour among the estimated nine million foreigners in the country.
The smooth and feisty Golf R will satisfy even the most voracious of speed lovers.
Since the fall of Syrian rebel stronghold Qusair this month, there has been growing unease in Riyadh about the opposition’s chances.
BP has already spent hundreds of millions of dollars on the project since winning the concession in 2007.
The emirate, which recently announced a new design district, has now signed an agreement to create ‘Dubai Fashion 2020.’
Dassault’s Rafale jets and the BAE Systems-backed Eurofighter have been locked in competition for the deal to replace at least 60 of the UAE’s Mirage fleet.
The 6MW Port Victoria Wind Farm is expected to power 2,100 homes in the island country.
Porsche was forced to sell the stake to Qatar Holding in 2009 as a way to prop up its strained finances.
The top gyms in Dubai, how much they charge and what they offer.
A note written in English and reading “This flight will be on fire” was found in one of the plane’s toilets by a woman passenger.
Renewable power is helping the Kingdom meet its voracious domestic energy appetite.
The mandatory practice is unfamiliar to many local businesses but must be complied with in order to tap the growing markets.
The facility at Fujairah is expected to have an annual import capacity of nine million tons of LNG.