EU officials said Tsipras finally accepted a compromise on German-led demands for the sequestration of Greek state assets to be sold off to pay down debt
Eurogroup ministers resumed a meeting on Sunday suspended after nine hours of acrimonious debate on Greece’s application for another three-year loan
Smartphone shipments to the Middle East and Africa are set to total 155m units by the end of 2015, a study says
The Al Bayt stadium in Al Khor will have the capacity to accommodate 70,000 spectators
Minister says potential ‘Grexit’ will have no impact on the tourism industry
The airline’s sales office in Athens will remain open for bookings, it clarified
Oman’s biggest sovereign wealth fund owned a 30 per cent stake in Corporate Commercial Bank
Post the deal, Marka plans to open 17 Morelli’s outlets in the MENA region by 2020
The Sawab Centre will use direct online engagement to counter terrorist propaganda used to attract foreign fighters to ISIL’s cause
China’s stocks tanked further on Wednesday in a deepening crisis as over 500 Chinese-listed firms suspended trading
The founding family of Mouka who will retain a minority stake in the company, a statement said
Brent crude dived more than 6 per cent on Monday into the $56 a barrel level
The UN has been pushing for a halt to the air strikes and fighting that has killed nearly 3,000 people in Yemen since March
The security sources said the men formed a 13-member cell that included an employee at the Suez Canal Authority
Abraaj sold its stake in the African insurance firm to London-based banking group Mutual plc
Brent crude dropped below $60 a barrel to its lowest since mid-April after Greeks voted ‘No’ in their bailout referendum
Blatter alleged that former French president Nicolas Sarkozy and Germany’s Christian Wulff backed Qatar as the host for the 2022 World Cup
The 36-year-old was admitted to hospital on Saturday and is under observation
Official figures showed 61 per cent of Greeks had rejected a deal that would have imposed more austerity measures
The Abu Dhabi-listed firm had filed an arbitration case in London in October 2013 against the Kurdistan Regional Government
The Saudi state oil company has lowered the August price for its Arab Light grade for Asian customers by 10 cents a barrel versus July
The fund has invested in three companies including News Group International, Jamalon and LittleBits Electronics
Failure in administering the contract, poorly drafted claims and biased professionals were some of the top reasons for construction disputes in the Middle East, a new study shows
Oil prices also subdued stock markets after Brent crude slid $1.75 to $60.32 a barrel on Friday
Total investment will be about $640m for the technology and plant construction
The United Nations last week designated the Yemen war as a Level 3 humanitarian crisis, its most severe category
In the increasingly tech-savvy Gulf mobile apps are becoming big business
Kuwait attack has raised concerns about the number of young Saudi men willing to travel to attack Shi’ites in smaller Gulf countries, taking advantage of the visa-free travel
France, which holds close ties with Sunni Arab states, has arguably been the most demanding among the six powers negotiating a final accord
Western city becomes third in Germany to welcome the superjumbo