Sheikh Youssef al-Qaradawi, an Egyptian-born cleric based in Doha, said Washington was acting in its own interests.
Scotland will hold a historic referendum on independence this Thursday to decide whether to remain as part of the UK.
Sir Tim Clark says information regarding the presence of missiles on ground in Eastern Ukraine was withheld from airlines.
A 600-strong force will be deployed to the UAE and be based at a U.S. headquarters, Prime Minister Tony Abbott said.
Sisi said any international coalition to combat terrorism “should be comprehensive and not exclusively target a specific organisation or eradicate a certain terrorist hotspot”.
Haines, a 44-year-old father of two from Perth, Scotland, was kidnapped last year while working for the French agency ACTED.
The Arab states agreed in a communique to do more to stop the flow of funds and fighters to Islamic State and help rebuild communities “brutalised” by the group.
The rise in accidents has set the bills soaring for aviation insurers, with firms looking at annual losses worth $2 billion this year.
Without a settlement, Libya’s economy could run dry.
Abu Dhabi firm Trojan General Contracting committed investments worth $16 billion in various infrastructure projects in West Africa.
In a strong measure of support, Saudi Arabia has agreed to host training camps for moderate Syrian rebels.
Dubai-based Topaz Energy and Marine dropped its $500 million London listing plans in March 2011, citing market volatility as the reason.
U.S. officials declined to specify where on Saudi territory the rebels would be trained.
The San Francisco-based company said it would use part of the net proceeds for general corporate purposes.
The NFC technology, which uses wireless technology to transfer data over short distances, has failed to catch on due to the high costs involved.
Corpbank, in which Oman’s SGRF is the second-biggest shareholder with a stake of about 30 per cent, was hit by a run on deposits in June.
Users of Street View on Google Maps can explore the Pyramids and five other landmark sites in Egypt.
They were able to flow around 2,000 barrels of oil per day from the Faihaa-1 well in the Mishrif formation, they said.
Apple’s new iPhones come equipped with a new mobile payments service, which launches in the United States next month.
Many praised the watch for its clean aesthetic, but some bloggers and editors said it had a masculine aura.
The new devices were described by Apple CEO Tim Cook as the company’s “best phones ever made.”
It’s the first new product to be developed and introduced under Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook’s reign.
The iPhone 6 runs on iOS 8 and includes a new mobile wallet system called Apple Pay.
Aside from improving battery life, Apple should create more options for media file sharing, says a tech enthusiast.
A lawsuit, first filed 10 years ago, accuses the Jordan-based bank of knowingly maintaining accounts for operatives of the militant Islamist group.
The chairman of the Islamic Crescent Observation Project (ICOP) has reportedly said that Eid Al Adha could also fall on October 4.
SCPE said it would obtain two seats on the board of Al Jazeera, Jordan’s only fully integrated poultry producer and distributor.
The new device from Apple is expected to do “extremely well” in the UAE, says expert.
Arab League foreign ministers also called to suppress the flow of foreign fighters, financing and other support to “Islamist extremist groups” in Iraq and Syria.
Diplomatic sources have said that the Arab League would agree a resolution endorsing the U.S. military campaign against the group.