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The Regime’s Revenge: Iranian Repression Prevails, Causes More Citizens to Migrate

The regime’s failure to create an open and prosperous society for Iranians is leading Iran’s richest and brightest to reconsider their future in their country.

AI Offers a New Path for Personalized Education in Bahrain

AI, particularly large language models, could lay the foundation for a more technologically harmonized and effective educational framework in Bahrain.

A Bahraini student from a government school attends online schooling from home following the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic, in Manama, Bahrain, March 25, 2020. (REUTERS/Hamad I Mohammed)

Present Pasts: Preserving Modern Architecture in Abu Dhabi

Through its Modern Heritage Initiative, Abu Dhabi has set itself apart from other urban centers in the UAE and region.

A newly restored house in Bastakiya, which was renamed Fahidi.

Smart and Sustainable: The Gulf Goes All in on Tech Cities

Saudi and Emirati leaders hope smart cities will be the key to advancing their countries’ global status in smart technology and sustainability while also developing the means to diversify their economies away from oil.

Football’s Coming Home: Saudi League and Fan Base Get a Big Boost

The Saudi Public Investment Fund’s recent moves in golf and football showcase Saudi Arabia’s increasing interest in turning sports into a cornerstone of the kingdom’s transformation agenda.

Gulf Women Closing Ranks in Security and Diplomacy

Although the entry of women into the Gulf’s diplomatic and military ranks was slower than elsewhere, the region is in the midst of a sweeping transformation, largely due to top-down policies and social shifts.

A Saudi Royal Navy female officer helps a woman disembark from a U.S. Navy fast transport ship at the Jeddah Sea Port, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, May 1. (REUTERS/Mohammed Benmansour)

With Major Tourism Projects, Saudi Arabia Pushes for Place on Global Tourism Map

Tourism is helping to reposition and reshape Saudi Arabia as it diversifies its economy away from a reliance on oil.

The Son Also Rises: The One-Year Anniversary of Mohammed bin Zayed’s Presidency

Balancing family and state-federal dynamics while staying in line with regional tendencies on succession, Mohammed bin Zayed names his son Khaled crown prince.