Site of new US diplomatic compound was owned by Palestinian families and rented to British Mandate authorities, detailed archives reveal …
First -time buyers and HNWIs will continue to drive Dubai’s housing
Dubai real estate sector has a promising outlook and more first-time buyers are expected to venture into the growing residential market being dominated by high net worth individuals (HNWIs), says an …
Jordan’s tribal leaders take aim at King Abdullah II
At an evening meeting in Amman, tribal leaders and the families of political prisoners castigated the king for a series of failures …
It’s Hot Out There: Strong Dubai Property Sales, Down-Sizing Renters, and Off Plan Demand Outstripping Supply
The experts at haus & haus offer some insights into the Dubai real estate market over Q2. After a buoyant start to the year for the Dubai property market with record-breaking sales on an almost weekly …
Taking selfies, Sri Lankans converge on presidential palace
The takeover of Sri Lanka’s presidential residence and other official buildings was a dramatic turning point in monthslong protests that have shaken the country, and the ultimate push that forced the …
Jordan’s tribal leaders take aim at King Abdullah II
At an evening meeting in Amman, tribal leaders and the families of political prisoners castigated the king for a series of failures …
US seeks extradition of Palestinian attacker in Jordan
The U.S. said Monday it is still seeking the extradition of a Palestinian woman in Jordan convicted of aiding a suicide bomber in …
Taking selfies, Sri Lankans converge on presidential palace
The takeover of Sri Lanka’s presidential residence and other official buildings was a dramatic turning point in monthslong protests that have shaken the country, and the ultimate push that forced the …
Breaking Point: A visual guide to protests sweeping Sri Lanka
Occupiers can be seen lounging in their leaders’ opulent residences, a standard of luxury diametrically opposed to most Sri Lankans’ living conditions.
Massive corruption at play as govt expedites arms procurement worth billions of rupees for Nepal Police
The government has expedited the process to procure small arms for Nepal Police from an Italian company, Beretta, at a price four times more than the actual unit price.