Middle East Experience

Check your tickets to see if you have won $27m grand prize in the UAE Lottery on Saturday, April 5
Source: Arabian Business
Full Article: UAE Lottery results: Check winning numbers for m grand prize draw on April 5

UAE introduces Cabinet Decision to amend tax rules and attract investment
Source: Arabian Business
Full Article: UAE announces major new tax rules

Artistic director Nathan Ravitz wants to reach all sorts of audiences, secular and religious, and make the theater accessible to those who can’t travel to big cities due to traffic or security.
Source: Jerusalem Post
Full Article: Samaria Theater: A look at West Bank's first repertory theater's debut performance

Saudi Arabia announces more than 18,400 arrests in a single week as it clamps down on residency, labour and security breaches
Source: Arabian Business
Full Article: Saudi Arabia arrested over 18,400 last week in residency and labour operations

The Dubai real estate sector saw $2.4bn of transactions and 2,199 sales last week
Source: Arabian Business
Full Article: Dubai real estate sector recorded .4bn of transactions last week amid Eid holidays

UAE rises in global competitiveness rankings as it develops global reputation for excellence
Source: Arabian Business
Full Article: UAE ranked as a top country for happiness, safety, entrepreneurship and soft power in 2025

Dubai real estate prices tipped to increase by 5 to 10 per cent in 2025 according to analysts
Source: Arabian Business
Full Article: Dubai real estate sector saw over bn of transactions in Q1; rents surge with one neighbourhood seeing 26% price hike

Saudi Arabia’s Roads General Authority introduces new signs on major roads
Source: Arabian Business
Full Article: Saudi Arabia introduces new-look signs on major roads

In a surprise move, President Donald Trump invited the Israeli prime minister to Washington on short notice, to discuss his recent tariff decision, the Iranian file and other issues.
Source: Al Monitor
Full Article: Netanyahu set to meet Trump amid differences over Iran, tariffs and Turkey: What to know

Batons in hand, Tunisian police marched in single file down a dirt path flanked by olive trees. Ahead of them, migrants fled as their tents burned.Some migrants stood by helplessly, watching the smoke swirl into the sky just a few hundred metres (yards) away after the authorities torched what had been their temporary homes."I don't know what to do," said Bakayo Abdelkadeur, a 26-year-old from Mali, clutching two worn blankets.
Source: Al Monitor
Full Article: Migrants driven from Tunisian olive groves left in limbo