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“We are confident that this strategic expansion will bolster our operations and contribute to our sustained growth and success in Latin America," Aselsan's general manager, Ahmet Akyol, said in a statement.

Iran's loitering missiles are unusual. They can fly loops until they find targets like low-flying drones to attack.

One of Abu Dhabi's two deputy rulers, national security adviser of the UAE and brother to its president, Tahnoon has his fingers in almost every pie of its business.

The United Arab Emirates' rulers will soon achieve a distinction they've long coveted. Their once sleepy stock exchanges will be home to companies valued at $1 trillion.

Analysis: With more countries developing space programs and launching satellites, is a Middle East space race inevitable?

"Foreign firms that are direct beneficiaries of lucrative Saudi government contracts will most likely be the first to relocate. [...] Firms who are invested in the Saudi market but do not have direct government dealings will likely try to bide themselves more time," one expert said.

As tourism, gas exports and Suez Canal revenues suffer, the Rafah crisis could make things worse, experts say.

Iran launched a ballistic missile from a ship for the first time, but it's hardly the wide-ranging threat Iran claimed it to be.

The presentations at The Hague could further the rift between Israel and the Arab world amid the Gaza war and efforts to expand normalization, though countries in the region are still interested in maintaining relations with Tel Aviv.

The United Arab Emirates — of which Dubai is a part — started to break away from a decades-old economic model that prevails across the oil-rich region, linking residency to employment.