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How Tadej Pogacar became the new ‘patron’ of the Tour de France peloton

Tadej Pogacar’s dominance has drawn admiration and criticism, with some fearing the Tour de France is losing its competitive edge

The Guardian - UK

Dubai plans new port to cut reliance on Strait of Hormuz

DP World is planning to develop a new port and a container terminal on the United Arab Emirates' east coast in a move aimed at reducing Dubai's reliance on its flagship Jebel Ali Port. It looks to create an alternative trade route that bypasses the Strait of Hormuz.

The Times of India

India's exports to West Asia region evened out in June: Commerce Secretary

India's exports to West Asia grew 7.29 percent to USD 5 billion in June. Shipments to the UAE increased while those to Saudi Arabia saw a decline. Imports from the UAE and Oman registered positive growth during this period. Indian exporters are utilizing Omani ports to facilitate regional trade. The…

The Economic Times

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Trump Released His 2025 Financial Disclosure. Now Democrats Want An Investigation Into His Crypto Holdings

A group of five senior Senate Democrats is renewing the push for congressional hearings into President Donald Trump's cryptocurrency business interests.

International Business Times

Don't be surprised by Pogačar's early dominance, history shows it's how every serial Tour de France winner succeeds - Philippa York analysis

Cyclingnews' expert columnist explains why Pogačar's strategy is tried-and-tested, and what Visma-Lease a Bike are lacking in their bid to turn the yellow jersey tussle around

Cycling News

Missile alerts in UAE and Qatar amid new US strikes on Iran

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The Independent UK

'We wanted to calm things down' - UAE team management justify the decision to keep Tour de France stage 9 break on ultra-tight leash

The gap rarely rose above 90 seconds during the last part of the fraught, hot stage into Ussel

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UAE sends nationwide alert as air defences respond; authorities say missile threats stayed outside country’s borders

The UAE activated its air defence systems early Sunday after detecting fresh missile and drone threats, prompting precautionary nationwide alerts.

The Times of India

Trump claims strait of Hormuz open to commercial traffic despite Iran earlier announcing closure – as it happened

Tehran reportedly attacks Gulf countries following fresh US strikes

The Guardian - UK

Iran-US tensions flare again: UAE air defences engage missiles, sirens sound in Bahrain, Kuwait on alert

Gulf nations activated air defence systems and issued emergency alerts on Saturday. Iran launched a fresh wave of missile and drone attacks, escalating regional conflict. The IRGC claimed strikes on logistics centres in Oman and a US base in Qatar. US Central Command completed a third round of strikes against…

The Economic Times

Iran attacks Gulf states to impose its Hormuz battle lines

Iran launched waves of attacks across the Gulf in response to US airstrikes the night before, signalling the Islamic Republic’s refreshed strike capabilities, while claiming sole control of the Strait of Hormuz. The Gulf states are once again on the frontlines of the growing US-Iran confrontation.

Euronews

Trump administration slammed for ‘corrupt deal’ with UAE to make AI chips

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The Independent UK

US makes it easier to export Nvidia AI chips and military equipment to the UAE

The United States has eased export controls on the United Arab Emirates. This change allows easier access to Nvidia AI chips and military equipment. Approved UAE companies and US firms operating there will receive license-free advanced computing items. This move strengthens US-UAE relations and supports American technology companies. The decision…

The Economic Times

UAE investor who bought half of Trump crypto firm gets green light to buy US AI chips as critics slam ‘corrupt deal’

One expert warned that allowing these items into the UAE is a ‘massive national security risk’ because China could steal the technology

The Independent UK

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After becoming a Celtic cult hero, I'm set to join the TWELFTH club of my career

Giakoumakis is set to continue his career in the Middle East after agreeing a move to UAE champions Al-Ain from Mexican side Cruz Azul.

The Economic Times

French tycoon Xavier Niel becomes Vodafone's top shareholder in $6 billion deal

French billionaire Xavier Niel will soon be Vodafone's largest shareholder. UAE's e& group is selling its entire stake for nearly six billion dollars. This acquisition makes Niel the biggest investor in Britain's largest mobile operator. Vodafone has recently undergone significant restructuring and exited two markets. The company welcomes Niel as…

The Economic Times

India-UAE startup corridor: Over 1,500 founders turn to R Madhavan-led The Gamechangers Middle East

With strong participation from Indian entrepreneurs, the UAE's startup investment platform highlights the growing shift towards cross-border capital, mentorship, and market expansion, led by Co-Creator and Mentor R Madhavan.

Cycling News

'Would you give away stages?' – Tadej Pogačar consumes all on Col du Tourmalet at the Tour de France but does he win too much?

Why the world champion won't stop chasing victory at almost every given opportunity

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Cycling Weekly

Sombre mood descends over Tour de France after latest Tadej Pogačar exhibition

The vibes on the ground are subdued. Unless you're in the UAE Team Emirates-XRG camp

Cycling Weekly

'He doesn't know any different' – Adam Yates hails Tadej Pogačar's mindset after world champion smashes Tour de France rivals on stage six

UAE Team Emirates-XRG rider reclaimed yellow after a remarkable solo break

The Economic Times

US colleges report fall in international applications; India among hardest-hit countries

More than half of US colleges report fewer international student applications for 2026. Sixty-three percent expect international student enrollment to fall further next year. India faces significant declines, with visa denials and processing delays cited. Students are increasingly choosing Germany, Ireland, and the UAE for studies. US institutions still prioritize…

The Times of India

Meet the Emirati stunt performer behind the action in 'Dune: Part Three'

Emirati stunt performer Mohammed F. Mostafa is featured in the upcoming Dune: Part Three film. He expresses pride in representing the UAE's unique desert environment and local talent. Abu Dhabi's Liwa Desert has become a key filming location for the acclaimed science-fiction franchise. This production highlights Abu Dhabi's growing role…

The Economic Times

Gulf companies are set to reveal the unequal toll of Iran war

Gulf companies will reveal the regional financial impact of the conflict this week. Banks and real estate sectors face challenges due to inflation and interest rate changes. Energy firms saw price gains offset supply disruptions from the conflict. Telecoms remained resilient due to long-term contracts and steady demand. The conflict's…

The Times of India

UAE approves new law: Damaging heritage sites could cost up to Rs 26 crore fine, jail

The UAE’s Federal National Council (FNC) has passed a draft federal law aimed at strengthening the protection of the nation’s cultural heritage, imposing strict penalties that include fines of up to Dh10 million and prison sentences for offences such as damage, theft, and smuggling of heritage assets.

The Economic Times

How an Indian-origin entrepreneur returned to Dubai and rebuilt his father's struggling business into a luxury glass company

A family emergency led Shabbir Mithaiwala to abandon his accounting dreams. He returned to Dubai and revived his family's struggling picture-frame business. This venture evolved into a luxury architectural glass company. The firm now undertakes premium hospitality and residential projects across the UAE. Mithaiwala credits his brothers for the business's…

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