Politics & Economics
Each week Arabian Business invites you to have your say on a popular issue.
Politics & Economics
Dubai and Indians have benefited from a long tradition of trade between the two countries.
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Political and cultural figures from India discuss the country's achievements - and challenges after 60 years of independence.
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How have India and Pakistan fared after 60 years of independence? Have your say here.
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Rob Corder says Abu Dhabi has blown away the command economy that was stifling private investment.
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District cooling is big business and a key part of the future of a developing region, argues Tom Daly.
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Departing employees can cause serious problems for businesses, says Amy Ballinger.
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James Bennett says he was distinctly unimpressed with Live Earth - "the concerts for a climate in crisis".
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Weak dollar, strong rupee and soaring inflation mean Indian workers in Gulf are 30% worse off than last year.
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All taxes are unpopular, no matter how small, so governments might as well make them worthwhile, says Rob Corder.
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Tony Blair's high profile move to Middle East trouble-shooter is proof that he is neither shy nor retiring, says Andrew White.
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Tom Daly says the UAE can use its status as the region's business hub to bring in leading power and water technologies.
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Figures suggest that motorists will spend over Dhs16 per day on Salik.
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Governments must dramatically increase spending on education for Arab youth, argues Rob Corder.
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We've all been taken aback by reports of loss in wake of Cyclone Gonu, writes Melissa Hancock.
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Will Dubai one day be able to transform into a pedestrian-friendly city, asks Tamara Walid.
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The island state has the best water policy in the world - and a lot to teach the Middle East, says Tom Daly.
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Kuwait may not back the greenback, but the UAE's policy bodes better for monetary union, says David Westley.
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Sixty minutes by the shores of the Dead Sea changed things for millions across the Arab world, says Andrew White.
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A GCC goods tax doesn't precursor a charge on income - but could hit inflation hard, says Ben Flanagan.
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