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Houthis experiment with 'weapons no other armed group possesses' | The National (opens the original)
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Houthi rebels are experimenting with new weapons such as âloitering torpedoesâ as they increase their ability to wage war in Yemen and launch attacks across the Middle East, arms experts have revealed. While long-range Houthi strikes have attracted the most attention, the rebels can also draw on an array of close-range drones and anti-tank weapons as they push to the sea in Yemen, according to new findings by Conflict Armament Research. The British weapons investigation group, whose team vis
From Sharjah watercolours to a Berlin studio: Artist Nadia Kaabi-Linke on her 'beautiful UAE memories' | The National (opens the original)
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As a teenager in the UAE of the 1990s, Nadia Kaabi-Linke painted watercolours of the port of Sharjah and the skating rink of Dubaiâs Hyatt Regency hotel. Three decades on, now an acclaimed artist, she is preparing an event at her studio in Berlin where her guests â one is travelling especially from the UAE â will reflect on the art scene of that time. She is speaking to The National on the day that President Sheikh Mohamed held talks in Berlin on a state visit, and Kaabi-Linke is full of â
Why scientists in Germany are studying the âvariety and beauty' of traditional Gulf homes | The National (opens the original)
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Built for the desert heat using stone, coral and mud brick, the UAE's traditional homes are central to the country's heritage. Today, old Gulf-style houses are being studied by an academy of German and Arab scientists to help solve the newer problem of climate change. Researchers involved in the project, which looks at the architecture of the UAE, Oman and Algeria, say the old ways have sometimes been eclipsed by European methods. But in a climate-conscious age, ideas to keep houses cool are in
Iran rift widens as supreme leader tells ministers to stop publicising problems | The National (opens the original)
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Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei told officials on Friday to stop publicising problems and instead highlight the country's âpower and strengthâ, in the latest sign of a leadership rift in Tehran. Mr Khamenei's message â published by state media shortly before President Masoud Pezeshkian was due to appear on television â appeared to be aimed at officials who have acknowledged economic hardship in recent days. The government has sought to placate public concerns after fears
Pressure mounts on Iran as new US sanctions imminent | The National (opens the original)
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Latest: Iranians brace for Trumpâs crushing 'economic D-Day' Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian said his country was facing âan all-out economic, military and security warâ, as the US prepares to announce new sanctions. US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is expected to unveil new measures on Monday to isolate Iran economically after months of inconclusive warfare. Officials in Tehran expect the sanctions to be aimed at Iranâs economic relations with third countries. Trump's threat of e
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