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Dubai South is pressing ahead with its 2026 property delivery programme, signalling that long-term housing demand around Al Maktoum International Airport remains strong despite
Hormuz escort pause exposes Gulf fissures
Arabian Post Staff -Dubai Washington’s plan to escort commercial vessels through the Strait of Hormuz has run into an early diplomatic test, after Saudi Arabia
Emirates Group reports $6.6 billion record profits
By Saifur RahmanThe Emirates Group, which operates the world’s largest airline Emirates and its ground handling and ticketing arm Dnata, reported a 7 percent
IILM sukuk sale tests market depth
Kuala Lumpur-based International Islamic Liquidity Management Corporation has raised $1.475 billion through a US dollar-denominated short-term sukuk auction, marking its largest single issuance since