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DP World announced plans for a new port and container terminal on the UAE’s east coast as suppliers pursue export routes that bypass the Strait of Hormuz.
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DP World announced plans for a new port and container terminal on the UAE’s east coast as suppliers pursue export routes that bypass the Strait of Hormuz.
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UAE President Mohammed bin Zayed welcomed Sirajuddin Haqqani despite the U.S. terrorism case and reward associated with him, while the UAE continued to withhold recognition from the Taliban government.
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Dubai-based port operator DP World, for one, announced plans to build a new port and container terminal on UAE's east coast, outside of the Strait.
DP World announced plans for a new port and container terminal on the UAE’s east coast as suppliers pursue export routes that bypass the Strait of Hormuz.
Open source reportThe UAE's departure from OPEC could also lead to more volatile oil prices in the long run, since less of the world's oil supply will be subject to OPEC oversight.
Removing a portion of global supply from OPEC oversight could contribute to more volatile oil prices over the long term.
Open source reportFor now, Iran's blockade of the Strait of Hormuz is a far tighter curb on Emirati oil exports than OPEC production controls.
An Iranian blockade of the Strait of Hormuz currently imposes a tighter constraint on UAE oil exports than OPEC production controls.
Open source reportThe United Arab Emirates (UAE), which produces about 12% of global oil, announced that it will leave the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), effective Friday.
The UAE announced its departure from OPEC after years of objections that production quotas constrained its ability to respond to oil demand. The UAE produces about 12% of global oil.
Open source reportThe idea of swapping the Donbas for security guarantees is one of the questions Ukrainian, Russian, and American negotiators are discussing in their second day of talks in Abu Dhabi today.
Ukrainian, Russian and U.S. negotiators were discussing a possible exchange of the Donbas for security guarantees during a second day of talks in Abu Dhabi.
Open source reportBoth Saudi and the UAE seem keen to resolve their differences politely and behind closed doors rather than through proxies in Yemen.
Saudi Arabia is managing tensions carefully because the UAE supports the STC, and that both governments prefer to resolve their differences privately rather than through proxy escalation in Yemen.
Open source reportArmenia's Prime Minister Pashinyan and Azerbaijan's Pres. Aliyev are meeting in the UAE today to finalize a peace deal ending almost 40 years of border wars.
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev are meeting in the UAE to finalize an agreement intended to end nearly four decades of conflict.
Open source reportBitcoin MENA 2024 opens today in Abu Dhabi. The cryptocurrency conference will feature Pres.-elect Trump's son, Eric, as its keynote speaker.
Bitcoin MENA 2024 opens in Abu Dhabi with President-elect Donald Trump’s son Eric as keynote speaker.
Open source reportIsraeli-Moldovan Rabbi Zvi Kogan went missing in Abu Dhabi last Thursday and was found murdered yesterday.
Israeli-Moldovan Rabbi Zvi Kogan was found murdered after disappearing and that UAE police arrested three perpetrators. Israeli officials characterized the killing as antisemitic terrorism; possible Iranian involvement was described as under investigation.
Open source reportThe UAE officially accepted a Taliban ambassador today. That makes the UAE the second country - after China - to legitimize the Taliban government by accepting its ambassador.
The UAE accepted a Taliban ambassador; China had previously done so. The diplomatic acceptance is legitimizing the Taliban government.
Open source reportAbu Dhabi's ruler, Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed al Nahyan, warmly welcomed Taliban official Sirajuddin Haqqani
UAE President Mohammed bin Zayed welcomed Sirajuddin Haqqani despite the U.S. terrorism case and reward associated with him, while the UAE continued to withhold recognition from the Taliban government.
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