Exploring the incredible transformation of the Persian Gulf from a collection of small fishing villages to the global epicenter of oil-fueled opulence. Cities like Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Riyadh have ...

The ancient Persian fire of dignity and resistance still burns—and it will not be extinguished by warplanes or propaganda.

In this WORK-ing thoughts post, doctoral researcher Daniele Soares shares her journey from economics in Brazil to theology and biblical studies across continents. She explores how ancient texts like ...

It was an eventful few days for the market, but ultimately, rates have taken a step back ...

Strait of Hormuz, political map. Waterway between Persian Gulf and Gulf of Oman, a strategically extremely important choke point, with Iran to the north and UAE and Oman exclave Musandam to the south.

When looking at a map, the Strait of Hormuz might not seem all that impressive. It’s just a slim waterway squeezed between Iran and Oman. But don't let the size fool you. This narrow passage is one of ...

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The history of Iranian-Israeli relations shows how ancient alliances can turn into modern conflicts, but maybe now is the ...

For visitors to Athens, the ancient Odeon of Herod Atticus is the must-see theatre at the foot of the Acropolis. Artists revere it for the majestic stage where legends have performed. And for the ...

200 Greek-Owned Ships Stay in Persian Gulf Amid Rising Tensions 200 Greek-owned vessels operate in the Persian Gulf despite rising Red Sea tensions and fears of Strait of Hormuz closure, says AMNA.

Air-travel disruptions started to ease in the Middle East after a ceasefire deal was reached between Israel and Iran and several Persian Gulf states reopened their airspace. National carriers in the ...

The waterway, located between the Persian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman, is only 21 miles wide at its narrowest point.