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Deena Kamel

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Deena is an aviation and company news reporter, with a keen interest in gender issues. Previously she was the Gulf transport correspondent for Bloomberg Dubai. She has a masters degree in journalism from the University of British Columbia. Deena is a Rosalynn Carter Mental Health Journalism Fellow.
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A Syrian Air plane at Aleppo International Airport, after it officially reopened in March. EPA
Syrian Air to resume UAE flights from Sunday

Investment, stability and removal of sanctions needed to boost aviation sector in Syria, regional Iata official says

AviationApril 18, 2025
Emirates Skycargo will double its fleet to 21 freighters by 2026. Photo: WAM
Emirates to expand in markets from China to US for new courier express service

Australia deliveries will start end of April, says head of products and innovation Dennis Lister

AviationApril 17, 2025
Airplanes at King County International Airport-Boeing Field in Seattle, US. Progress towards net zero has slowed by fuel shortages and weak policy support. Reuters
Aviation industry 'off-track' on net-zero goals, executives warn

Iata boss says oil majors, policymakers and plane manufacturers need to do more amid slow progress on climate targets

AviationApril 16, 2025
Willie Walsh, director general of the International Air Transport Association. Suhail Rather / The National
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US tariffs' impact on airlines similar to that of 9/11, Iata chief says

Carriers are nevertheless 'cautiously optimistic' about outlook for 2025 as they will adapt quickly, Willie Walsh says

AviationApril 15, 2025
Workers at the Nien Hsing International Garment's factory produce Levi jeans for the US market in Maseru, Lesotho. The mountain kingdom was initially subject to a 50 per cent US trade tariff. However, in line with most countries except China, the tariff has been reduced to 10 per cent for 90 days. EPA
Poor countries should be exempt from US 'reciprocal' tariffs, says UN

Nations with negligible impact on trade deficits should be spared tariffs that could ruin weaker economies

EconomyApril 14, 2025
Passengers at the immigration counter of Terminal 3 at Dubai International Airport in Dubai. Pawan Singh / The National
Dubai tops list of world's busiest international airports for 11th year

Airports in London, Seoul, Singapore and Amsterdam round off 2024's top five

AviationApril 14, 2025
KKR's office in New York. The private equity firm will expand its presence in the Middle East where it has offices in Dubai and Riyadh. Getty Images
KKR appoints David Petraeus as Middle East chairman amid regional expansion push

US private equity firm sets up dedicated investment team in the region

BankingApril 14, 2025
An Apple store in New York. The exemptions indicate an awareness in the Trump administration of the pain the measures could inflict on inflation-weary consumers. AFP
US electronics exclusions from tariffs to set stage for tech market rally

Computers, chips, semiconductors, solar cells and flat panel TV displays among the goods excluded from hefty levy

EconomyApril 13, 2025
Chris Wright, US Energy Secretary speaks to the UAE Media at the ADNOC Headquarters in Abu Dhabi. Victor Besa/ The National
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Expect massive UAE investments in US, says American Energy Secretary

Chris Wright visits Abu Dhabi in first overseas trip in role, to lay groundwork ahead of President Donald Trump's expected Middle East trip

EnergyApril 10, 2025
Tourists at Giza in Egypt. Tourism is a key economic driver, employing one in every 10 people globally. EPA
Middle East travel and tourism industry to create 400,000 new jobs this year

Sector expected to contribute $367 billion to the regional economy this year, WTTC says

AviationApril 09, 2025
A screen displays the Korea Composite Stock Price Index inside a trading room at Hana Bank in Seoul. Bloomberg
Asian stocks and oil prices fall as Trump tariffs take effect

US tariffs on 60 countries - including 104 per cent levies on Chinese goods - have rattled markets

MarketsApril 09, 2025
A screen displays the Nikkei 225 Stock Average outside a securities firm in Tokyo on Tuesday April 8. AFP
Middle East and Asian stocks rebound after heavy selloff on hopes of tariff talk

Japan leads the pack on regional equity markets on direct US trade negotiation optimism

MarketsApril 08, 2025
A cargo ship at a container port in Yantai city in eastern China's Shandong province on March 30, 2025. US tariffs on China could be as high as 54 per cent. AP
Shipping industry sinks into crisis as Trump's tariffs disrupt global trade flows

US levies and countermeasures by trading partners could hit global shipping sector with international trade wars and sustained higher inflation, analysts say

EconomyApril 06, 2025
A worker packs chalk into boxes at the Jordan Chalk company in Karak, around 120 kilometres south of the capital Amman. AFP
Jordan risks economic hit as Middle East's most exposed to US tariffs

Kingdom is the most dependent economy on US exports from the Middle East ahead of Israel, Libya, Iraq, Bahrain and Tunisia

EconomyApril 05, 2025
Traders on the floor at the New York Stock Exchange in New York on Thursday. AP
Global markets nosedive as China hits back against US tariffs

Beijing announced its own additional 34 per cent tariff on US products from April 10 in retaliation against Donald Trump's measures

MarketsApril 05, 2025
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