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'Limited Patience': Iran Warns UAE Against 'Entangling In Israel's Schemes'
Tehran's threat came after a drone strike sparked a fire on the edge of the UAE's sole nuclear power plant on Sunday in what authorities called an "unprovoked terrorist attack".
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"UAE Directly Involved In Act Of Aggression Against Iran": Abbas Araghchi
Araghchi also referred to what Israel has described as a "secret" meeting in the UAE during the war between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and UAE President Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan -- a visit Abu Dhabi has denied took place.
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Israel Sent UAE Laser Weapon Called 'Iron Beam' That Can Vapourise Iranian Drones
Tel Aviv sent a version of its Iron Beam laser defence system to the UAE, which vaporises short-range rockets and drones. It was first used by Israel against Hezbollah projectiles from Lebanon.
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Trusting Iran Again Will Take "Ages And Ages": UAE On Tehran's Attacks
"You can't be attacked with 2,800 missiles and drones and then talk to me about trust," said UAE presidential advisor Anwar Gargash.
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Israel Preparing Attack On Iranian Energy Sites, Awaits US Approval: Report
The comments came after US President Donald Trump issued a 48-hour ultimatum.
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'Return To Reason': UAE Warns Iran After Dubai, Abu Dhabi Attacked
The Diplomatic Adviser to the UAE President, Anwar Gargash, warned Iran to not target its neighbours, calling on the Islamic Republic to "return to reason" as its retaliatory attacks in the region entered their second day.
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Saudi Prince Lobbied Trump To Strike Iran, Called Him Multiple Times Privately
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman made multiple private phone calls to US President Donald Trump last month pushing for a strike on Iran despite favouring diplomacy publicly, the Washington Post reported.
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How Much Will India's Fuel Bill Rise If It Stops Russian Oil Imports?
India's crude oil import bill could increase by USD 9 billion this financial year and USD 12 billion in the next, if the country stops buying Russian crude oil amid Washington's latest action against New Delhi over the purchases.
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Democrats Look To Block UAE Arms Sales, As Trump Announces New Deals
US congressional Democrats seek to block UAE arms sales over its alleged involvement in Sudan's civil war and concern about crypto currency ties.
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Opinion | Trump's Gaza 'Riviera' Plan Will Show How United The Arabs Really Are
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is the leader of the Muslim and Arab world, a factor that has deterred it from normalising and establishing diplomatic relations with Israel. Yet, it has also been challenged on this front.
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Opinion: India's Foreign Policy Today Is A Fine Blend Of Idealism And Realism
Moving beyond the idealistic echoes of its past, India has adopted an approach of gritty realism as it positions itself on the world stage. Its a high-stakes game, one centred around the singular pursuit of national interest.
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Seoul, Dubai, Santa Monica Named Among Leaders in Metaverse in WEF Report
The WEF has named South Korea’s Seoul, UAE’ Dubai, and the US’ Santa Monica as the leading cities of the international metaverse sector. Listing the benefits of cities exploring the metaverse, WEF said this virtual world ecosystem brings along cost savings related to the design, operation, and maintenance of urban infrastructure.
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Why China Is Back As India's Top Trade Partner Despite Border Conflict
China regained its position as India's top trade partner in 2020, as New Delhi's reliance on imported machines outweighed its efforts to curb commerce with Beijing after a bloody border conflict.
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US Plans Sales Of Top-Of-Line F-35 Fighter Jets To UAE: Lawmaker
The United States has agreed to sell top-of-the-line F-35 fighter jets to the United Arab Emirates following its recognition of Israel, potentially shifting the regional power balance, a lawmaker said Thursday.
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In The UAE, US Finds An Ally, And A Headache
As a vicious civil war erupted in Yemen two years ago and triggered international alarm, the United States warned the combatants to step back. But its efforts were quietly undermined by one of the most trusted U.S. regional allies: the United Arab Emirates.
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'Limited Patience': Iran Warns UAE Against 'Entangling In Israel's Schemes'
Tehran's threat came after a drone strike sparked a fire on the edge of the UAE's sole nuclear power plant on Sunday in what authorities called an "unprovoked terrorist attack".
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"UAE Directly Involved In Act Of Aggression Against Iran": Abbas Araghchi
Araghchi also referred to what Israel has described as a "secret" meeting in the UAE during the war between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and UAE President Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan -- a visit Abu Dhabi has denied took place.
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Israel Sent UAE Laser Weapon Called 'Iron Beam' That Can Vapourise Iranian Drones
Tel Aviv sent a version of its Iron Beam laser defence system to the UAE, which vaporises short-range rockets and drones. It was first used by Israel against Hezbollah projectiles from Lebanon.
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Trusting Iran Again Will Take "Ages And Ages": UAE On Tehran's Attacks
"You can't be attacked with 2,800 missiles and drones and then talk to me about trust," said UAE presidential advisor Anwar Gargash.
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Israel Preparing Attack On Iranian Energy Sites, Awaits US Approval: Report
The comments came after US President Donald Trump issued a 48-hour ultimatum.
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'Return To Reason': UAE Warns Iran After Dubai, Abu Dhabi Attacked
The Diplomatic Adviser to the UAE President, Anwar Gargash, warned Iran to not target its neighbours, calling on the Islamic Republic to "return to reason" as its retaliatory attacks in the region entered their second day.
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Saudi Prince Lobbied Trump To Strike Iran, Called Him Multiple Times Privately
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman made multiple private phone calls to US President Donald Trump last month pushing for a strike on Iran despite favouring diplomacy publicly, the Washington Post reported.
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How Much Will India's Fuel Bill Rise If It Stops Russian Oil Imports?
India's crude oil import bill could increase by USD 9 billion this financial year and USD 12 billion in the next, if the country stops buying Russian crude oil amid Washington's latest action against New Delhi over the purchases.
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Democrats Look To Block UAE Arms Sales, As Trump Announces New Deals
US congressional Democrats seek to block UAE arms sales over its alleged involvement in Sudan's civil war and concern about crypto currency ties.
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Opinion | Trump's Gaza 'Riviera' Plan Will Show How United The Arabs Really Are
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is the leader of the Muslim and Arab world, a factor that has deterred it from normalising and establishing diplomatic relations with Israel. Yet, it has also been challenged on this front.
-
Opinion: India's Foreign Policy Today Is A Fine Blend Of Idealism And Realism
Moving beyond the idealistic echoes of its past, India has adopted an approach of gritty realism as it positions itself on the world stage. Its a high-stakes game, one centred around the singular pursuit of national interest.
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Seoul, Dubai, Santa Monica Named Among Leaders in Metaverse in WEF Report
The WEF has named South Korea’s Seoul, UAE’ Dubai, and the US’ Santa Monica as the leading cities of the international metaverse sector. Listing the benefits of cities exploring the metaverse, WEF said this virtual world ecosystem brings along cost savings related to the design, operation, and maintenance of urban infrastructure.
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Why China Is Back As India's Top Trade Partner Despite Border Conflict
China regained its position as India's top trade partner in 2020, as New Delhi's reliance on imported machines outweighed its efforts to curb commerce with Beijing after a bloody border conflict.
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US Plans Sales Of Top-Of-Line F-35 Fighter Jets To UAE: Lawmaker
The United States has agreed to sell top-of-the-line F-35 fighter jets to the United Arab Emirates following its recognition of Israel, potentially shifting the regional power balance, a lawmaker said Thursday.
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In The UAE, US Finds An Ally, And A Headache
As a vicious civil war erupted in Yemen two years ago and triggered international alarm, the United States warned the combatants to step back. But its efforts were quietly undermined by one of the most trusted U.S. regional allies: the United Arab Emirates.
