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Succession in Saudi Arabia

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Succession in Saudi Arabia

21 June 2012, 17:38 GMT

The Royal family in Saudi Arabia must line up a second generation of princes as potential heirs to the Al-Saud throne

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Egypt after Mubarak

Cutting consumption: Egypt plans to ration subsidised fuel through a smart card system from July

Fuel subsidy reform risks further unrest in Egypt Subscription Required

7 March 2013, 9:57 GMT | By Adal Mirza

Cairo to cut back on subsidies that threaten to bankrupt the government and its state oil company

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The Arab Uprisings

Beirut: Luxury sector affected by Syria conflict

Visitor slump hits high-end hotels in Lebanon Subscription Required

8 May 2013, 13:55 GMT | By James Gavin

Political uncertainty is deterring Gulf Arabs from visiting Lebanon, hurting high-end hoteliers and retailers, but refugees from Syria are mitigating the impact on the economy

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Dubai Debt

Dubai Group agrees terms for $6bn debt restructuring Subscription Required

9 May 2013, 8:50 GMT | By Matthew Martin

Sheikh Mohammed’s investment vehicle aims to complete restructuring by early summer

Dubai repays bonds worth $909m Subscription Required

5 May 2013, 13:57 GMT | By Melissa Song Loong

Dubai’s benchmark index rises 1.88 per cent as a result of repayment

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Qatar World Cup

Doha: Infrastructure work will come to the fore

Work starts from the ground up in Qatar

15 April 2013, 15:27 GMT

Large-scale tunnelling schemes will provide base for Qatar infrastructure ahead of the Fifa World Cup

Middle East contract awards March 2013

Middle East contracts awarded: March 2013 Subscription Required

8 April 2013, 10:34 GMT

Just over $8bn-worth of contracts were awarded in March

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Sustainability

Climate change

Middle East takes the lead on climate change Subscription Required

13 December 2012, 12:46 GMT | By John Parnell

Arab nations are taking tentative first steps towards binding greenhouse gas emission reductions

Alaa Nassif Subscription Required

20 June 2012, 9:21 GMT

Alaa Nassif is executive president, Royal Commission for Jubail & Yanbu

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