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Architecture, Lifestyle: What Europe Can Learn From Gulf's Heat Survival
The Gulf's futuristic cities have developed in the era of air conditioning, but traditional building styles were developed to maximise natural cooling effects.
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Oil Tanker Booked In Persian Gulf At 897% Of Benchmark Rate
South Korean shipowner Sinokor will supply the vessel at 897 Worldscale points, or 897% of the freight benchmark, according to shipbrokers.
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CBSE Introduces 40:60 Scheme For Class 12 Gulf After Exam Cancelled
CBSE has introduced a new 40 60 marking system for Class 12 private students in seven Gulf countries where exams were cancelled due to tensions.
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CBSE To Supreme Court: Policy In Progress To Declare Class 12 Results For Private Students In Gulf
On June 8, the apex court issued notice to the CBSE and its Regional Officer in Dubai on a plea filed by a Class 12 student from Saudi Arabia.
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14 Indians Evacuated After Vessel Suffers Engine Failure Off Oman Coast
Reports suggested that the crew members abandoned the vessel and embarked on a life raft dropped by a maritime patrol vessel.
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Opinion | Pakistan Is Defying Some Long-Held Investing Myths
Pakistan's unlikely role as broker of peace in the Gulf has put it back on institutional investors' radar.
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Inside Small UK Operations Room Handling Persian Gulf Ship Emergencies
Whenever commercial vessels come under attack or face security threats in the region, captains often contact the UKMTO first for guidance and emergency coordination.
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Why West Asia Conflict Is A Major Test For India's Diplomacy
The conflict involving Iran, Israel and several Gulf nations has once again put the spotlight on New Delhi's strategy of maintaining ties with multiple global powers at the same time
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'Trying To Harm Our Exports': Iran Seizes Oil Tanker In Gulf Of Oman
The oil tanker, which has been under US sanctions since February, was handed over to the judicial authorities.
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Bypassing Strait Of Hormuz No Easy Task, Experts Warn Gulf Countries
Faced with the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, the only maritime entry point to the Gulf, Arab nations are looking for ways to bypass it.
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Panama's Ocean "Lifeline" Collapsed In 2025, Breaking A 40-Year Pattern, Study Finds
Between December and April, strong northern trade winds normally push warm surface water offshore.
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The Saudis Could Help End The War. Will The US Listen?
A war in the Middle East probably wasn't what Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney had in mind in Davos earlier this year, when he made a pitch for the world's so-called middle powers to join together in a world defined by increasingly aggressive military juggernauts. Nevertheless, his theory is being simultaneously proven and tested in the Persi...
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Tired And Worried, Seafarers Have Been Stranded In Persian Gulf For Weeks
Around 20,000 seafarers on hundreds of vessels, including oil and gas tankers and cargo ships, have been stuck in the Gulf.
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India Boosts Support For Indians In Gulf Region Amid Tensions
Ministry of External Affairs monitors Gulf tensions, supports Indian nationals with 24/7 helplines and travel updates.
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Opinion | India Is Losing A Multibillion-Dollar 'Asset', Thanks To Trump
At a grand G20 ceremony in Delhi, India unveiled its most ambitious trade corridor. Halfway across the world, forces beyond its control are now derailing that vision.
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Architecture, Lifestyle: What Europe Can Learn From Gulf's Heat Survival
The Gulf's futuristic cities have developed in the era of air conditioning, but traditional building styles were developed to maximise natural cooling effects.
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Oil Tanker Booked In Persian Gulf At 897% Of Benchmark Rate
South Korean shipowner Sinokor will supply the vessel at 897 Worldscale points, or 897% of the freight benchmark, according to shipbrokers.
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CBSE Introduces 40:60 Scheme For Class 12 Gulf After Exam Cancelled
CBSE has introduced a new 40 60 marking system for Class 12 private students in seven Gulf countries where exams were cancelled due to tensions.
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CBSE To Supreme Court: Policy In Progress To Declare Class 12 Results For Private Students In Gulf
On June 8, the apex court issued notice to the CBSE and its Regional Officer in Dubai on a plea filed by a Class 12 student from Saudi Arabia.
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14 Indians Evacuated After Vessel Suffers Engine Failure Off Oman Coast
Reports suggested that the crew members abandoned the vessel and embarked on a life raft dropped by a maritime patrol vessel.
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Opinion | Pakistan Is Defying Some Long-Held Investing Myths
Pakistan's unlikely role as broker of peace in the Gulf has put it back on institutional investors' radar.
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Inside Small UK Operations Room Handling Persian Gulf Ship Emergencies
Whenever commercial vessels come under attack or face security threats in the region, captains often contact the UKMTO first for guidance and emergency coordination.
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Why West Asia Conflict Is A Major Test For India's Diplomacy
The conflict involving Iran, Israel and several Gulf nations has once again put the spotlight on New Delhi's strategy of maintaining ties with multiple global powers at the same time
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'Trying To Harm Our Exports': Iran Seizes Oil Tanker In Gulf Of Oman
The oil tanker, which has been under US sanctions since February, was handed over to the judicial authorities.
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Bypassing Strait Of Hormuz No Easy Task, Experts Warn Gulf Countries
Faced with the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, the only maritime entry point to the Gulf, Arab nations are looking for ways to bypass it.
-
Panama's Ocean "Lifeline" Collapsed In 2025, Breaking A 40-Year Pattern, Study Finds
Between December and April, strong northern trade winds normally push warm surface water offshore.
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The Saudis Could Help End The War. Will The US Listen?
A war in the Middle East probably wasn't what Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney had in mind in Davos earlier this year, when he made a pitch for the world's so-called middle powers to join together in a world defined by increasingly aggressive military juggernauts. Nevertheless, his theory is being simultaneously proven and tested in the Persi...
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Tired And Worried, Seafarers Have Been Stranded In Persian Gulf For Weeks
Around 20,000 seafarers on hundreds of vessels, including oil and gas tankers and cargo ships, have been stuck in the Gulf.
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India Boosts Support For Indians In Gulf Region Amid Tensions
Ministry of External Affairs monitors Gulf tensions, supports Indian nationals with 24/7 helplines and travel updates.
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Opinion | India Is Losing A Multibillion-Dollar 'Asset', Thanks To Trump
At a grand G20 ceremony in Delhi, India unveiled its most ambitious trade corridor. Halfway across the world, forces beyond its control are now derailing that vision.
