Gulf investment to turn inward to rebuild postwar infrastructure: QNB Charles-Emmanuel de Beauregard, Qatar National Bank’s head of corporate and institutional banking, said that the Gulf countries will need to rebuild their logistics capabilities after the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. Qatar
Newsletter: City Pulse Doha The World Cup glow lives on in Doha Also this week: Olympic art at 3-2-1 Museum, Lusail Stadium tours and mango season returns. By Reve Chaaban In Doha reporting on culture
Newsletter: Daily Briefing Iran says US deal requires Israeli forces to leave Lebanon Tehran says the US-Iran agreement must include Israel's withdrawal from Lebanon, while Gulf states cautiously back the framework to end months of war and disruption. By Ezgi Akin In Ankara, reporting on diplomacy, EU-Turkey ties, NATO
Newsletter: Daily Briefing Region welcomes US-Iran deal Gulf states, Turkey and Lebanon cautiously praise the framework while urging full implementation and protection of maritime trade routes. By Ezgi Akin In Ankara, reporting on diplomacy, EU-Turkey ties, NATO
Analysis Gulf aluminum pursues global deals as Hormuz crisis accelerates shift By Samuel Wendel In Washington, DC, reporting on regional business and tech
Newsletter: Daily Briefing Iran says no final decision yet on deal By Ezgi Akin In Ankara, reporting on diplomacy, EU-Turkey ties, NATO
Analysis Turkey pushes Iraq, Syria trade routes as Hormuz crisis disrupts Gulf shipping By Barin Kayaoglu In Ankara, reporting on geopolitics and national security
Newsletter: City Pulse Doha A journey through the astrolabe By Reve Chaaban In Doha reporting on culture
Newsletter: City Pulse Doha Exploring MIA's architectural wonders Architectural tours, date harvest workshops, calligraphy, and summer arts events. By Reve Chaaban In Doha reporting on culture
Newsletter: City Pulse Doha Doha’s ultimate indoor adventure is back Also this week: painting workshops, rare manuscripts, and family fun in Doha. By Reve Chaaban In Doha reporting on culture
Newsletter: City Pulse Doha Purple Saturday puts inclusion in the spotlight across Qatar Also this week: rocket races, local dates, and summer fun across Doha. By Reve Chaaban In Doha reporting on culture
Newsletter: City Pulse Doha Doha’s Fire Station gallery launches youth art workshops Kayaking at Purple Island, space films at Katara and more this week. By Reve Chaaban In Doha reporting on culture
Saudi Arabia to invest $6B in Syria in boost to Sharaa: What to know The kingdom has been at the forefront of diplomatic and economic efforts to support Syria's recovery. Syria
Newsletter: City Pulse Doha Nostalgia takes the stage at Doha's Fire Station gallery Plus: Ice cream at Msheireb, Rasha Rizk live, and a new book on Qatar’s gas boom. By Reve Chaaban In Doha reporting on culture
Netanyahu ends US visit with no Gaza deal but progress on reconstruction Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has departed Washington with little to show for his meetings with President Donald Trump. Israel
Newsletter: City Pulse Doha Doha’s maritime marvel: A new lens on the sea Discover AI-powered art tours, Filipino ballads, samurai mashups and summer mangoes across the city. By Reve Chaaban In Doha reporting on culture
Analysis Gulf bets on LNG boom power ahead amid regional energy shifts, war risks Gulf oil powers are emerging as key LNG players, leveraging rising consumer demand to justify strategic global gas investments and to scale up their own LNG production at home. By Samuel Wendel In Washington, DC, reporting on regional business and tech
Newsletter: City Pulse Doha Ancient photo art gets a modern twist in Doha Supercars, satire and live music energize the city’s creative scene. By Reve Chaaban In Doha reporting on culture
Cautious optimism around Israel-Hamas ceasefire deal but hurdles remain The latest Qatari outline is based on a previous US proposal and has Israel somewhat hopeful for a deal with Hamas. Palestine
Analysis A new era? Why Israel-Iran war didn't spook global markets as expected Past Middle East wars sent markets tumbling, but today's investors have grown accustomed to such shocks, perhaps setting the stage for future market miscalculations. By Samuel Wendel In Washington, DC, reporting on regional business and tech
