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Riyadh-led OPEC+ raises quotas as region teeters on escalation
Saudi Arabia, Russia and five other OPEC+ members meeting online Sunday agreed to raise oil production quotas for September, even as war rages across the Middle East.
The Arab Media Summit (AMS) 2025 opens on Monday in Dubai.
Three days of dialogue focused on charting the future of Arab media © Mena Today
The Arab Media Summit (AMS) 2025 opens on Monday in Dubai.
Running until 28 May, the event is set to become the largest media thought leadership platform in the region, gathering nearly 8,000 media professionals from the UAE and across the Arab world.
Held at a crucial moment of transformation in the global media landscape, the Summit will host more than 300 speakers, over 175 sessions, and 35 workshops, offering an ambitious agenda focused on innovation, technology, and regional development.
The event brings together a wide spectrum of participants, including ministers, editors-in-chief, tech experts, influencers, academics, and media leaders.
Saudi Arabia, Russia and five other OPEC+ members meeting online Sunday agreed to raise oil production quotas for September, even as war rages across the Middle East.
US embassies in Jerusalem, Baghdad and Amman issued security alerts Saturday urging American citizens to exercise "heightened vigilance," as tensions flare between Iran and the United States. Americans were also told to "consider departing, or be prepared to depart should there be escalation."
The United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO) said on Saturday it had received reports of two maritime incidents off Oman, including one in which a tanker was struck by an unknown projectile.
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