UAE-backed group seizes power across South Yemen
The UAE and Saudi Arabia have supported different groups in Yemen for years, but the latest developments bring their rivalry there to a new level.
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Emirati families' heirlooms and oral histories on display in a new Abu Dhabi museum
The Zayed National Museum, unlike the neighboring Louvre and upcoming Guggenheim, is not another global art museum.
Trump admin shifts US Middle East strategy from crisis to commerce
The Middle East will become “a place of partnership, friendship, and investment,” the administration's new national security strategy says.
Qatar ‘worried’ gas demand can’t be met
Demand for liquefied natural gas will grow by at least 50% in the next decade, Qatar’s Energy Minister Saad Sherida Al-Kaabi said.
Crypto giant Binance to transfer operations to Abu Dhabi
The firm said it had secured three licenses from the city's financial regulator covering operations, clearing and custody, and broker activity.
Abu Dhabi plans a $16B expansion of finance district
Assets under management in the UAE capital were up 48% year-on-year by the end of September, according to a statement from the city’s financial hub.
Nigeria approves $128 million payment for gas debts
The arrears had stifled investment into the energy sector, and the settlement aims to restore confidence in the market.
South Africa opens first underground gold mine in 15 years
Australian company West Wits Mining inaugurated its Qala Shallows gold mine in Johannesburg on Thursday.
South Sudan’s mining sector held back by illegal practices: report
Swissaid, a Bern-headquartered NGO, said the country’s authorities have “failed to govern the sector effectively.”
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