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For Bahraini football, continental competition is where reputations are made, and Riffa are preparing for another shot at it. The club awaits the draw for the Gulf Champions League, a tournament that offers the kingdom’s leading sides a rare chance to test…
The Gulf’s sovereign wealth funds have spent years as the envy of the investment world, commanding capital on a scale few institutions can match. But 2026 has brought a less comfortable dynamic, as the region’s biggest funds face mounting pressure to justify…
Building a startup is hard anywhere, and harder still without the networks and mentorship that turn promising ideas into durable companies. TiE Dubai has moved to address that gap, backing the next generation of founders across the Middle East and North Africa…
Bahrain has spent the better part of a decade arguing that a small economy can win a big role in financial technology, and this year it has another chance to prove it. The kingdom is preparing to host Fintech Forward 2026, a…
Running a diversification strategy during a period of fiscal restraint is an uncomfortable balancing act, and Bahrain has been performing it in full view. Even as the government manages a tight budget, the kingdom’s fintech sector has continued to grow, a sign…
Amid the noise of lavishly funded club competitions, the Arabian Gulf Cup remains a reminder of football’s older, simpler appeal. The tournament, contested between the national teams of the Gulf, carries a significance that money cannot manufacture, rooted in regional pride and…
Economic diversification is easy to announce and punishing to deliver, and the difference usually comes down to leadership. Bahrain’s continued push to reduce its reliance on hydrocarbons has demanded a kind of institutional discipline that is rarely glamorous, the steady work of…
Leadership in the Gulf economy is no longer exercised solely from government offices. Increasingly it flows from the region’s giant sovereign wealth funds, institutions whose investment decisions shape industries far beyond their borders and whose leaders have become some of the most…
The Gulf’s most successful economic strategies share an unfashionable quality: patience. In an age that rewards the immediate, the region’s leadership has increasingly staked its future on projects that will not mature for a decade or more, a bet on the long…
The Gulf’s ambition to lead in technology has moved past the stage of press releases and pilot projects. Across the region, artificial intelligence, cloud infrastructure, and smart-city development have become the pillars of a genuine digital transformation, backed by capital and political…
