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UAE stocks extend losses as regional conflict weighs on investor sentiment.

March 5 — The United Arab Emirates’ stock markets fell in early trading on Thursday, extending losses from the previous

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Iran rial hits record low against dollar amid inflation and unrest

Dubai – Iran’s national currency has fallen to a historic low against the US dollar, reflecting deepening economic stress and

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Former UK Minister Praises Saudi Arabia’s Cultural Investments Under Vision 2030

London – Former UK Culture Minister Ed Vaizey, now a member of the House of Lords, has commended Saudi Arabia