The Latest Breaking News from Gulf

Inside his Abu Dhabi gastro pub, Chad McGehee inspects shiny steel tanks fermenting a special brew: the first beer made in the conservative Arab Gulf, where alcohol has long been taboo.

Children are the first victims of the war in Gaza, with over 14,000 youngsters killed, according to the United Nations. Many of them died due to a lack of medical care. In response to this humanitarian crisis, several countries are evacuating children with the heaviest wounds or with chronic illnesses…

Criticism of Qatar over its role as a mediator between Israel and Hamas has prompted a rare pushback by the Gulf state against its detractors, analysts have said.

Students from Columbia and other US universities have protested the Vietnam war, the Gulf war and racism in the past.

Denounced as giving a ‘veneer of legality to slaveholding’, the kafala labour code persists, allowing employers to abuse women, who vanish from society. This is the testimony of some of those workers, gathered over two years in a Guardian investigation

As the southern Indian state of Kerala votes on April 26, thousands are flying back from the Gulf to cast their ballot.

Poll reveals Saudi Arabia's reduced economic forecast for 2024, while UAE leads GCC in economic performance. Importance of monitoring Gulf economic trends ...

A dozen-odd ‘vote flights’ have been arranged from Saudi Arabia and other countries. Many have come home for an extended Id-ul-Fitr vacation. Many who did not get leave for a week or two are coming on Thursday evening for two days.

Hyderabad parties vie for Gulf expat votes, promising social security and welfare schemes in upcoming elections.