DUBAI, United Arab Emirates—To celebrate Chinese New Year last month, Dubai’s swankiest hotel bathed its sail-shaped facade in red lighting accented with an image of a twisting golden dragon. The gesture by the $2,300-a-night Burj al-Arab was a not-so-subtle nod to the tightening bonds Beijing is forging with the kings and sheiks who rule...
DUBAI (Reuters) – Qatar is expected to set a "conservative" government budget in the next fiscal year beginning in April, and has not indicated...
