FORGOTTEN HISTORY: Gulf - Caught on Camera

US Officials Wary of Israeli Claims on Iranian Chemical Weapons, Echoing Iraq 2002, as Gulf Officials Sceptical

Israeli officials have warned Washington that Iran may be developing ways to deliver chemical agents, but US and Gulf officials remain divided over the credibility of the claims.

International Business Times UK · 50m ago

How Yango Turned Yasmina Into A Two-Speaker Household Purchase

Yango's Yasmina AI smart speaker has gained traction in Gulf households through a room-by-room product range and is now launching an Egyptian Arabic version.

International Business Times · 6h ago

Gulf Allies Brace for U.S. Strikes on Iran as Fears of Retaliation Mount

President Donald Trump has been reportedly considering attacks on Iranian infrastructure and nuclear sites after Tuesday's U.S. midterm elections.

International Business Times · 10h ago

Goldman Sachs raises oil price forecasts, warns Brent could hit $140 in 2027

Goldman Sachs raised its oil price forecasts amid mounting geopolitical risks and potential Gulf supply disruptions. The bank warned Brent crude could reach $140 per barrel in 2027 under a prolonged supply shock scenario. Shipping attacks, infrastructure damage and Middle East tensions could sustain elevated oil prices and market volatility.

The Economic Times · Nov 2

Qatari LNG tanker attacked in Gulf amid Iran-US conflict, state media reports

A Qatari tanker has been attacked with "unidentified objects" while transiting Gulf waters, the country's state news agency reported Sunday. The attack on Friday evening struck a liquefied natural gas carrier, Al Mayeda, which belongs to the Qatar Gas Transport Company, Qatar News Agency said.

The Economic Times · Nov 1

OPEC+ set to keep December oil output targets unchanged, focus shifts to 2027 quotas

OPEC+ oil-producing countries have agreed to keep December production targets unchanged in a recent meeting. This decision is intended to pause output adjustments until next year, while focusing on future production quotas. Gulf producers are increasing exports that were previously disrupted due to the Iran war. The group also continues…

The Economic Times · Nov 1

Florida installs 1,500 tons of recycled concrete to create three artificial reefs in Gulf waters

Workers are currently deploying three million pounds of recycled concrete drainage pipes to create artificial reefs on the seabed. This innovative project intends to boost marine habitats for local fish species, enhancing both fishing and diving experiences. Positioned between four and eight nautical miles off East Pass, the varied depths…

The Times of India · Oct 31

Mexico for Indian Travellers: Visa Shortcut, Mexico City and the Yucatan Coast

A valid US, UK, Canadian, or Schengen visa removes the biggest bureaucratic hurdle between an Indian passport and Mexico. You still need to show the visa is valid or was used within the last ten years for the US visa category, and the entry is through a tourist card, the…

Times Life · Oct 31

Gulf states must rethink trillion-dollar defence in light of US-Iran war, says report

IISS study questions overreliance on American support and ‘overdependence on expensive, high-end systems’

The Guardian - UK · Oct 30

Oil Exports in the Middle East are Soaring, but Prices Are Still Well Above $100. Here's Why.

Assessing oil's value has grown more complicated as traders weigh recovering exports against the threat of further military escalation.

International Business Times · Oct 29