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Clark reportedly disagreed with the “so-called electronic satellite ‘handshake’” used by analysts to determine the probable crash site.

Amaluddin is fluent in English, Arabic and French.

BlackBerry's much-hyped top-end Passport phone is available in India exclusively on Amazon.in for pre-orders against an Oct. 10 release.

BlackBerry shares rose over 2 percent after the struggling company unveiled its new Passport smartphone, but will that be enough?

The BlackBerry Passport will be the first high-end smartphone produced during CEO John Chen's tenure.

Rafa Nadal withdrew from the International Premier Tennis League, but Roger Federer replaced him.

The singer-songwriter formerly known as Cat Stevens returns to the American stage after 38 years away.

You can experience the joy of luxury air travel -- without paying through the nose for it.

Ready in about eight years, Al Maktoum International airport in Dubai will become the world's largest and able to handle 200 million passengers a year.

The flight from Afghanistan to Dubai, carrying U.S. military personnel, landed in Iran after officials there questioned its flight plan.

A report that high-precision airstrikes over Libya last week were the work of Egypt and the UAE raises many questions.

Apple wants to build its largest retail store in Dubai.

Reports indicate that Apple plans to open the world's largest Apple Store in Dubai.

Economic inequality and civil unrest have made London one of Europe's least livable cities.

An Emirates spokesman said the airline will continue to operate daily, non-stop flights between Dubai and Basra, along with its four-times weekly service to Baghdad.

On the same day U.S. Navy jets bombed northern Iraq, the Federal Aviation Administration barred all U.S. airlines from flying over the entire country.

Etihad Airways said that it was suspending all flights to Erbil until further notice, given the escalating warfare in northern Iraq.

The risk of an infected passenger on a plane spreading the disease to other travelers is very low, says the World Health Organization.

The Dubai-based airline has suspended flights to the West African nation of Guinea until further notice but will continue flights to Senegal.

One of the world's largest airlines will no longer fly over Iraq, amid concerns that ISIS militants may have ground-to-air missiles.

One of the Middle East's largest builders accounts for 5 percent of Dubai's stock market.