Dana Khraiche

2 weeks ago | bloomberg.com | Dana Khraiche

(Bloomberg) -- The United Arab Emirates said it thwarted an attempt to transfer weapons to Sudan’s army, the latest escalation in tensions between the Gulf power and military authorities in the North African nation torn apart by two years of civil war. Emirati officials seized ammunition and military equipment and arrested people during an inspection of a private aircraft at one of the UAE’s airports, the state-run WAM news agency said Wednesday, citing Attorney-General Hamad Saif Al Shamsi.

4 weeks ago | bloomberg.com | Dana Khraiche

(Bloomberg) -- Jordan said it arrested 16 people for involvement in an alleged plot to “undermine national security” in an operation that also uncovered weapons factories inside the kingdom. The detainees are accused of manufacturing missiles and drones, concealing a ready-to-use rocket and recruiting and training individuals in Jordan and abroad, state-run Petra news agency reported Tuesday, citing the country’s intelligence agency.

1 month ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Dana Khraiche |Joumanna Bercetche

Lebanese depositors will get their money back over time as part of any financial overhaul, with the state, central bank and local banks sharing the burden of repairing the crisis-stricken economy, Economy Minister Amer Bisat said. The commitment to depositors is part of an attempt to break a stalemate on reforms, which are needed to unlock fresh funds from the International Monetary Fund and help the country emerge from one of the world’s worst financial crises.

1 month ago | bloomberg.com | Dana Khraiche |Joumanna Bercetche

(Bloomberg) -- Lebanese depositors will get their money back over time as part of any financial overhaul, with the state, central bank and local banks sharing the burden of repairing the crisis-stricken economy, Economy Minister Amer Bisat said. The commitment to depositors is part of an attempt to break a stalemate on reforms, which are needed to unlock fresh funds from the International Monetary Fund and help the country emerge from one of the world’s worst financial crises.

1 month ago | news.bloombergtax.com | Dana Khraiche |Joumanna Bercetche

Lebanese depositors will get their money back over time as part of any financial overhaul, with the state, central bank and local banks sharing the burden of repairing the crisis-stricken economy, Economy Minister Amer Bisat said. The commitment to depositors is part of an attempt to break a stalemate on reforms, which are needed to unlock fresh funds from the International Monetary Fund and help the country emerge from one of the world’s worst financial crises.