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The new oil war: Opec moves against the US
...“At this moment everybody needs Gulf oil, everybody needs Saudi Arabia and the UAE onboard,” says Abdulkhaleq Abdulla, an Emirati professor of politics....
October 7, 2022
United Arab Emirates
UAE energy minister signals commitment to Opec+
...The Opec secretariat was not informed ahead of Otaiba ’s statement, a person familiar with the matter said....
March 10, 2022
FT Live
Decarbonising India's Industries
Unlocking the technologies and capital required to accelerate progress
Tuesday, 11 JuneDigital Conference
ReviewBooks
Understanding Sharia: Islamic Law in a Globalised World, by Raficq S Abdulla and Mohamed M Keshavjee
...Islamic Law in a Globalised World, by Raficq S Abdulla and Mohamed M Keshavjee IB Tauris, £29.50, 352 pages...
March 18, 2019
FT Schools
FT Schools: Brexit farce, Online hate, The world’s most populous cities
...Demoting, delaying and diluting offensive content may work better than just deleting it Book review: Understanding Sharia: Islamic Law in a Globalised World, by Raficq S Abdulla and Mohamed M Keshavjee...
March 25, 2019
Arab banking & finance
Debt workouts: ‘Reputation’ lending gets a bad name
...S&P says the agency studies the owners and their wealth as well as their incentives for supporting the family business....
May 27, 2013
FT AlphavilleStacy-Marie Ishmael
Dubai, cash-crunched and scandal-hit
...By S&P’s estimates, within the next three years Dubai will need to refinance about $50bn of debt; its total debts exceed $80bn, Dow Jones said....
October 12, 2009
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World
Politics: Little choice in freedom of expression
...The significant political development – 2006’s elections for the advisory Federal National Council – is seen as little more than a democratic sop by Ms Kitbi and other observers....
October 20, 2008

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