Business Leaders Praise Trump for Securing $2 Trillion in Middle East Deals

Business leaders and spokesmen are praising President Trump for securing over $2 trillion in deals during his Middle East trip. Companies like Boeing, GE Aerospace, Alphabet, Google, and Oracle have lauded Trump for his support in various agreements with countries like Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the UAE.

Strategic Economic Partnerships Signed by President Donald Trump

President Donald Trump signed strategic economic partnerships with Saudi Arabia, UAE, and Qatar, totaling $1.2 trillion in agreements. The deals include investments in technology, defense, mining, and infrastructure projects.

Fox News Coverage of President Trump's Visit to Qatar and UAE

Fox News host Sean Hannity discusses highlights of President Donald Trump's visit to Qatar and the 'red carpet' treatment he received at the United Arab Emirates. Other topics include illegal immigrants in the U.S., conflicts between Trump and the judiciary, Canadian border security, and more.

UAE Foreign Minister's Concern for Israeli Hostages

UAE Foreign Minister emphasizes the need to release Israeli hostages held by Hamas as a crucial step towards peace in Gaza. The UAE, known for its Abraham Accords with Israel, continues to support humanitarian aid to Gaza despite the ongoing conflict.

President Trump awarded UAE's highest civilian honor

President Donald Trump was awarded the Order of Zayed, the UAE's highest civilian honor, by the leader of the United Arab Emirates in recognition of strengthening ties between the two countries. Trump visited the UAE as part of his Middle East trip, which included agreements on defense and economic investments in the U.S.

President Trump's Foreign Trip to Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and UAE

President Trump embarks on a foreign trip to Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the UAE to focus on business deals amidst struggles to broker peace in Gaza. The trip mirrors his first foreign trip in his first term, showcasing investments from Saudi Arabia and the UAE. Trump aims to strengthen ties in the region, but faces challenges due to unrest and uncertainty. Big goals for his second term include ending fighting in Gaza, stopping Iran's nuclear advances, and persuading Saudi Arabia to normalize relations with Israel.

Disney's decision to build a theme park in Abu Dhabi, UAE

Disney plans to build a new theme park in Abu Dhabi, UAE, a country that criminalizes homosexuality, despite past support for LGBTQ causes.

Drone Strikes in Port Sudan by RSF

Port Sudan, Sudan's temporary capital, comes under attack by drone strikes launched by the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF). The strikes have caused shockwaves in Sudan and deepened its rift with the United Arab Emirates. Sudan cut diplomatic ties with the UAE, accusing it of supplying advanced weapons to the RSF. The drone strikes are the first on the de-facto capital, leading to casualties and destruction of key infrastructure.

Rain Enhancement Forum in Abu Dhabi

The 7th International Rain Enhancement Forum (IREF) held in Abu Dhabi focused on cloud seeding and rain enhancement programs, discussing topics like Artificial Intelligence, drones, and new cloud-seeding materials. The UAE has been actively involved in cloud seeding operations to enhance rainfall in the region using environmentally friendly materials and innovative approaches.

Israeli-Moldovan Rabbi Found Dead in UAE in Antisemitic Murder

Israeli-Moldovan rabbi found dead in the United Arab Emirates in what Israel calls an antisemitic murder. Israeli government vows to pursue criminals responsible. Rabbi was a Chabad-Lubavitch emissary in Abu Dhabi. Israel warns citizens to avoid non-essential travel to the UAE due to threats against Israelis and Jews.

Murder of Rabbi Tzvi Kogan in Abu Dhabi

Rabbi Tzvi Kogan, assistant rabbi in Abu Dhabi, UAE, was murdered by three Iranian agents. Israeli officials frustrated with slow pace of investigation. Chabad confirmed his death and asked for good deeds in his memory.

Israeli-Moldovan Rabbi Missing in UAE

Israeli-Moldovan rabbi living in the UAE goes missing amid suspicions of kidnapping, with tensions high with Iran. Israeli authorities are investigating the incident.

American rapper Macklemore cancels concert in Dubai over UAE's role in Sudan conflict

American rapper Macklemore canceled a concert in Dubai over UAE's reported support of paramilitary forces in Sudan, reigniting attention to the UAE's role in the war. The UAE denies arming the forces but UN experts have reported evidence. Macklemore cited solidarity with the people of Sudan and recent support for Palestinians as reasons for cancellation.

Israel's Strikes on Yemen Houthis and Meeting on Gaza Governance

Israel launched its first strikes against Houthi rebels in Yemen, and there was a secret meeting between the U.S., Israel, and the UAE regarding governance of Gaza post-war.

UAE-South Korea Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement

The president of the United Arab Emirates signed a Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement with South Korea, expanding trade and cooperation in various sectors.

Dave Chappelle's 2024 Presidential Election Commentary in Abu Dhabi

American comedian Dave Chappelle touched on the upcoming 2024 presidential election during a show in Abu Dhabi, UAE. His mention of President Joe Biden drew boos while likely GOP candidate Donald Trump drew cheers. Chappelle made some racy jokes and commented on local issues, including the UAE's surveillance network and the illegality of homosexuality in the country.

UAE Purchase of Land in Northern Virginia

The UAE purchased 18 acres of land in northern Virginia along the Potomac River for $55 million to build a compound with diplomatic residences and an exercise building. The properties were bought from a trust linked to the founder of UUNet Technologies.

Cloud Seeding and Extreme Rainfall in the United Arab Emirates

Cloud seeding is a weather modification method that has been used for decades, but its effectiveness remains unclear. The recent extreme rainfall in the United Arab Emirates is attributed to climate change rather than cloud seeding. Despite being controversial, cloud seeding is still used in drought-prone regions like the U.S. and the Middle East.

UAE Denies Cloud Seeding Before Dubai Floods

The UAE government denies conducting cloud seeding before the heavy storms that caused flooding in Dubai. The National Center of Meteorology stated that no seeding operations were carried out during the storm.

Cloud Seeding in the UAE

The National Center of Meteorology in the UAE denies carrying out cloud seeding before heavy storms hit the country, causing flooding in places like Dubai. The agency stated that they did not conduct any seeding operations during the storm.

Heavy Rains and Flooding in the United Arab Emirates

Torrential rains in the United Arab Emirates lead to flight cancellations, school closures, and flooding, following cloud seeding operations to address water security issues.

Middle East Flooding

Heavy rains in the Middle East caused flooding in the UAE and led to at least 18 deaths in Oman.

Intense Storm Causes Flooding in Dubai

Major disruption in Dubai as intense storm causes flooding, cancellations, and diversions at the main airport. Operations suspended for 25 minutes, with warnings issued by Dubai Police. Flash flooding can be deadly in the desert city.

Flash Flooding in Oman and UAE

Heavy rainfall in Oman causes flash flooding, killing at least 17 people. More rain expected in Dubai and other regions of the Arabian Peninsula.

Association of Tennis Professionals bidding process for a tenth Masters 1000 event

The Association of Tennis Professionals is opening the bidding process for a tenth Masters 1000 event, potentially in the first week of the season, to allow other oil-rich states to compete with Saudi Arabia. Saudi Arabia had made a $1.3bn offer for this event and other tournament rights, but now other countries like Qatar, the UAE, and Tennis Australia have the opportunity to bid. The ATP aims to unify tennis through collaboration and fair representation.