Suudi Arabistan, BAE, Katar, Kuveyt, Bahreyn ve Umman'dan günlük yayınlar.
Ankara'da jeopolitik bir dosya yeniden açılıyor, Moskova cevap talep ediyor ve Körfez'in iki itme gücü Cumartesi günü Pazartesi'den tam olarak bulundukları yerde kapanıyor.
Karim Al-Rashidi
Fragrance brands are staging their most intimate pitch in darkened rooms — and the modest fashion consumer is already ahead of this game.
Yasmine Khalil
A president says the strait will be annexed 'soon.' Walk back through the wires and you find a war logic already installed — and a gas pump quietly primed to explain it.
Sherif Al-Mahdi
Tashkent's move to lock in long-term jet fuel from CNAF and Sinopec exposes a domestic distillate gap that a decade of upstream talk was meant to close.
Sergei Petrov
Egypt tells investors it wants renewables by 2028 and hydrocarbons by yesterday. Both budgets are real. That is the story.
Natasha Volkov
A 2028 renewables target lands on the same desk as a fresh licensing round for fourteen oil and gas blocks. The order of the announcements matters.
Sherif Al-Mahdi
A BP-led consortium pulls Gulf capital into Caracas, Turkey floats a defence pact with Riyadh, and the dirham and riyal end the week exactly where mandate requires.
Karim Al-Rashidi
AI alignment building censorship infrastructure, Saudi Arabia rerouting energy logistics, and a dead-simple question nobody is asking about LLMs in science.
Dario Keskin
Istanbul gets the 2027 edition. The Saudi Pro League project absorbs another signal, and how it responds will matter far more than one lost tournament.
Omar Farouk
Tehran-Abu Dhabi tensions escalate at sea while the CBUAE peg holds at 3.6725 and SAMA sits at 3.7500 — the transmission mechanism, again, refuses to transmit.
Karim Al-Rashidi
The dirham sits at 3.6725, the riyal at 3.7500, and the day's news is about power projection — not price.
Karim Al-Rashidi
A new paper on governing LLM agents that disagree with each other is the most quietly important AI architecture paper of the month.
Dario Keskin
When oil reroutes through the Mediterranean to dodge Hormuz, the industrial land beneath every Gulf port city reprices with it.
Hassan Al-Mansoori
The naval blockade announcement has trading desks pricing a Red Sea war. The real bargain is being written in Riyadh's insurance ledgers and Tehran's diplomatic memos.
Sherif Al-Mahdi
Bir motorsport organı bir Grand Prix'i taşıma fikrini ortaya attığında, nadiren yarıştan bahseder. İlişkiden bahseder.
Omar Farouk
Saudi Aramco shifts crude toward the Mediterranean as Red Sea risk hardens. Brent sits at $93.26. The physical map is being redrawn faster than the political one.
Sergei Petrov
Aramco pushes more barrels to the East-West pipeline. US output holds near 13.8mn. Riyal at 3.7500, dirham at 3.6725.
Karim Al-Rashidi
Aslan'da başlayan ay büyürken, hepimizin çantasında taşıdığı küçük şeyler haftanın gerçek hikâyesini anlatıyor.
Layla Noor
The riyal closed at 3.7500, the dirham at 3.6725, and the interesting move today was in pipelines and politics, not in prices.
Karim Al-Rashidi
European inspectors, Japanese ports, Chinese borders — Indian farm exports are getting turned away. Here is what the science says about why it matters at your table.
Amira Sultani
The UAE's extradition of the alleged Irish crime boss removes a face, not a system. The sport must now look at what it permitted.
Omar Farouk
The Commission's Monday disbursement to Czechia and Spain closes one chapter of NextGenerationEU and quietly opens a harder one on what conditionality has actually bought.
Sophie Marchand
War in the Gulf has reshaped the celebrity circuit faster than any stylist could pivot — and the dresses are already telling us who is hedging.
Aida Khoury
A referee's walk to the center circle at the UEFA Super Cup is the footnote today. Read slowly, it tells you where authority in football — and beyond — is quietly relocating.
Sherif Al-Mahdi
Omar Artan will become the first non-European referee to officiate the UEFA Super Cup. The story behind that walk to the centre circle matters.
Omar Farouk
An €84 million Danish scheme, approved on a routine daily notice, tells you more about where industrial policy is heading than any speech in Strasbourg.
Sophie Marchand
A new tripartite security framing shifts the risk premium off oil and onto rates. The pegs, as ever, are the receipt.
Karim Al-Rashidi
The fifth NextGenerationEU disbursement to Poland closes a chapter on rule-of-law conditionality. It also opens a longer, quieter one about what the Commission is willing to police
Sophie Marchand
A capex announcement, an attack on downstream infrastructure, and two pegs that did not blink — the evening wrap for Monday.
Karim Al-Rashidi
ADNOC Gas is spending more than $8 billion to expand. Follow one container from the UAE east coast and the economics explain themselves.
Omar Farouk