The lifting of sanctions against Iran in January is yet to have the impact many had hoped for
Low oil prices have squeezed liquidity in the Gulf region
Iran and world powers concluded the nuclear agreement last year
The truce was announced on Friday night as a step to end the 20-month old war
The 48-hour truce started at noon on Saturday
OPEC is moving closer towards finalising its first deal since 2008 to limit oil output
Cheaper products and improving reputations are helping Chinese smartphone manufacturers
The transaction is expected to be completed in the first half of 2017
The missile was targeted towards the city of Najran
Mursi was sentenced to death in June 2015
For many Arab rulers and royals, Trump’s victory is a source of anxiety
Finance firms in Britain fear they will lose their licences that allow them to sell their services across the EU
Iran’s expanding economic ties with the world were irreversible, said Rouhani
Investors fear a Trump victory could cause global economic and trade turmoil
A Yemeni diplomatic source said that most, but not all, of the Saudi leadership had agreed to the plan
Oil companies helping Iraq develop its massive fields have to clear their spending with Baghdad each year
Aoun, who is in his 80s, secured the presidency by winning the support of 83 MPs
Gulf economies were the worst performing in the high income group in this year’s index
The emirates climbed the most places among the Gulf countries
Each side accused the other of repeatedly violating the three-day truce
The use of VR has become one of the most talked-about developments for businesses in recent years
A UN-brokered 72-hour truce between the Houthis and the Saudi-led coalition began just before midnight on Wednesday
Saudi Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir said Houthis would have to agree that Yemen was free
Iranian oil minister Bijan Zanganeh said Iran’s priority was developing the giant South Pars gas field
The region is continuing to feel a strong impact from low oil prices
The air strike on the funeral gathering in Sanaa killed 140 people, according to a UN estimate
Oman worked with Yemeni authorities in Sanaa to secure the Americans’ release
The influx of cheaper Chinese smartphones has made the market unviable, says Daniel Trachino
This is the second such incident in four days
The Arab Youth Survey findings reveal Gulf nationals still strongly prefer government roles despite efforts in the private sector