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Amazon says AWS recovery in Middle East could take months
Amazon Web Services, in a status update on its website, recommended customers migrate all accessible resources to other regions and restore inaccessible resources from remote backups as soon as possible
Reuters
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04.30.26
After UAE quits OPEC, who could be next?
UAE’s exit from oil alliance shakes global markets, raises prospect of more departures and tests whether Saudi Arabia can keep the cartel strong and relevant
News agencies
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04.29.26
The UAE just broke OPEC — Israel must not squander this opening
Opinion: Abu Dhabi’s break with the Saudi-led oil cartel exposes a shifting Gulf order, giving Jerusalem a chance to deepen energy, security and trade ties with the UAE beyond the symbolism of the Abraham Accords
Ilan Levinsohn
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04.28.26
UAE leaves OPEC and OPEC+ in major blow to global oil producers' group
Abu Dhabi says move will give it greater production flexibility, dealing a major blow to the Saudi-led oil alliance as threats to shipping through the Strait of Hormuz deepen the energy shock
Reuters
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04.28.26
What can Gulf states teach us about architecture in an era of extreme climate?
Extreme heat and intense winter rains are reshaping urban life and forcing a rethink in architecture — towers can no longer stand apart from their environment, raising the question of what comes next
Yanin Kliro, Michal Grinvald
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04.24.26
Iran threatens to disrupt shipping in Red Sea unless US lifts Hormuz blockade
Revolutionary Guard warns Tehran will block trade through the Persian Gulf, Gulf of Oman and Red Sea as mediators push to extend the fragile US-Iran ceasefire, regional tensions rise and Gulf states move to contain the fallout
Lior Ben Ari, news agencies
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04.15.26
‘Less favorable outcome’: Israel sees Iran war slowing Gulf normalization
Security ties with UAE strengthened, but normalization hit as Gulf states may tilt toward Iran and Turkey, Israeli official says outcome ‘less favorable’
Itamar Eichner
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04.10.26
Gulf workarounds fail to replace Hormuz as oil flows plunge despite pipelines and alternative routes
Saudi Arabia, UAE and Iraq deploy pipelines, ports and land routes to bypass Strait of Hormuz disruption, but exports plunge from nearly 20 million barrels a day to just 8.4 million, exposing limits of costly and improvised alternatives
Doron Peskin
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04.05.26
UAE bars Iranian passport holders from Dubai entry and transit, residents reportedly told to leave
Flydubai notice says all Iranian nationals, including residents, blocked from entering or transiting; reports say some ordered to exit within 30 days, raising fears over frozen assets, property access and disruption to long-standing trade ties’
ynet
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03.31.26
Israel and UAE fight the same war at home, so why aren’t they messaging together?
Opinion: A longstanding regional military alliance could expand into joint Israeli-UAE public messaging, including a shared campaign on civilian safety guidelines
Gadi Ezra
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03.31.26
Gulf states urge Trump to intensify Iran war, officials say
After early complaints over lack of warning and ignored concerns, Gulf allies now see the war as a rare chance to weaken Iran’s leadership and are urging Washington to press ahead with the campaign
Associated Press
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03.31.26
One month into Iran war, Gulf states lose about 1% of GDP as energy and aviation take hit
Saudi Arabia, UAE and Qatar face tens of billions in losses as Hormuz disruption chokes exports; sovereign wealth funds offer cushion but not quick cash for mounting economic shock
Doron Peskin, Calcalist
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03.30.26
‘No agreement without guarantees to stop attacks’: UAE demands compensation from Iran after attacks
Any political deal must include clear guarantees against future attacks and compensation for damage, UAE presidential adviser says, accusing Iran of deception and calling it the main threat to Gulf security
Lior Ben Ari
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03.29.26
Report: UAE detains dozens of Britons for filming Iranian missile, drone attacks
UAE laws carry up to 10 years in prison or £200,000 fines; detainees include tourists and crew, some reportedly held in harsh conditions without sleep, food or medication
ynet
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03.29.26
Report: UAE tells allies it will join force to reopen Strait of Hormuz
Abu Dhabi is lobbying for a broad multinational maritime coalition, and could deploy its own navy, as Gulf states and Western powers scramble to restore shipping through the strategic waterway amid Iran’s attacks and the deepening regional crisis
ynet Global
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03.27.26
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