Last year, Bahrain declared Saraya al-Ashtar and two other anti-government groups terrorist organisations.
The head of FIFA’s audit and compliance committee has warned that any evidence of wrongdoing may revoke the Gulf state’s hosting rights.
The two carriers will share codes on more flights starting this year, opening more European cities to the Abu Dhabi-based airline’s customers.
Under a new proposal, 20 per cent of the airline’s shares will be offered to Kuwaiti citizens and 5 per cent to current and retired employees.
Raif Badawi was sentenced to 1,000 lashes, a 10-year jail term and a fine of SAR 1 million last year.
The deal to construct the Avenue 353 villa project has been awarded to McFadden International Construction Group.
More than 100 people, including civilians, were also wounded in the attack, according to reports.
The arrests come after the government declared a reward for helping nab the suspects in the mosque bombing case and for providing information about future attacks.
One offshore and one onshore rig will be manufactured in the UAE as part of the deals.
Testing of the new aircraft is slated to begin in the first half of 2016.
The structure, situated in Portsmouth, will be renamed Emirates Spinnaker Tower and rebranded in red.
The government has allowed Shi’ites to set up community protection groups to search people entering mosques and checkpoints to monitor entrances to villages after the attacks.
There had been widespread calls among Scotland supporters to boycott the match with Qatar because of human rights concerns.
The UAE’s consolidated fiscal balance is expected to swing to a deficit of 2.3 per cent of gross domestic product in 2015 from a 5.0 per cent surplus last year, the IMF said.
EFG-Hermes says nearly a third of its $3 billion of assets under management is in Saudi Arabia, with $265 million managed by its Saudi unit.
The joint venture was studying options in the wake of the U.S. conglomerate’s decision to exit most of its GE Capital operations.
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Qatar must work even harder to protect its brand after U.S. prosecutors charged select FIFA officials with corruption and opened investigation into 2018 and 2022 bids.
Less money is going towards high-profile investments abroad and there is a renewed emphasis on developing the domestic economy, bankers and businessmen say.
Seats and services are now more closely aligned with partner Etihad.
The deal will help boost Emirates network in France and ease connectivity for passengers.
Regulatory obstacles and uncertainty about the size of fund inflows are deterring foreign firms from undertaking any quick build-up in their staffing and office space in Riyadh.
The entrance plaza will feature about 50 dedicated outlets along with various street dining options.
The emirate is expected to receive about 14.3 million international visitors this year, up by 8 per cent from 2014, a new study says.
The flotation will involve 600 million shares, equivalent to 12.99 per cent of the company, offered at a price between 3.5 pounds and 4.25 pounds.
The U.S. law enforcement official said the review of the bids would be part of a probe that goes beyond the indictments.
About 11 new grounds were to be built as a means of growing the game in the kingdom but sources said only two will be built as state spending is hit by low oil prices.
Foreign Minister Khaled al-Attiyah said the country was being unfairly targeted over allegations of graft in the vote that won it the World Cup.
Qatar’s Foreign Minister Khaled al-Attiyah said the international community was not doing enough to pressure all parties in Iraq to start national reconciliation.