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Sara Patel

Sara is your reliable guide for the Gulf region's intricate developments. She is a part of The Gulf Independent's dedicated and dynamic team, digging deep into stories to give you a thorough update, going beyond the headlines. Interest: Sara has a keen interest in exploring unexplored events. She has an affinity for investigative journalism and showcasing essential stories in a unique light. Her favourite topics include geopolitics, human rights, business, migrants and other important categories. Education and Experience: Sara's affinity for news grew manifold as she received her degree in Media Studies from the Bayan College in Oman. Now, she lets her curiosity and years of experience take the front seat as she embarks on a mission to highlight the most relevant and important events.

Stories By Sara Patel

Reports2 years ago

Saudi universities sending 224 students on scientific trips to Japan

A total of 224 students from 17 Saudi universities are embarking on two scientific trips to Japan, according to the Saudi Press Agency. The trips will...
News2 years ago

G7 to announce Ukraine security package as Zelensky criticises absence of timeframe for entry

G7 members – Canada, France, Germany, Japan, Italy, the US and the UK – are expected to ratify a long-term security arrangement with Ukraine at the...
Reports2 years ago

Emirates launches on-demand charter services for GCC travellers

As part of Emirates‘ newly-launched charter services, passengers can now make short trips from Dubai’s Al Maktoum International Airport to various Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) destinations,...
Reports2 years ago

Green Riyadh Programme: Water pipes laid across capital to irrigate 7.5 million trees

As part of the Green Riyadh programme, 1,350 km of water pipes are being laid across Saudi Arabia‘s capital city to irrigate 7.5 million trees. 1.7...
Reports2 years ago

Is Israeli democracy in danger? Understanding the nation’s four prominent political dilemmas

Democracy in Israel is indeed facing an uncertain future. An important question now being asked all over the world is: Will the incumbent government destroy democracy...
News2 years ago

Can Ukraine rebuild its economy with a diminished population?

With Russia’s full-scale ‘Special Military Operation’ in Ukraine continuing since February 24, 2022, a certain portion of millions of Ukrainian refugees abroad are beginning to think...
News2 years ago

Iran in trouble as four nations launch legal action over 2020 downing of Ukraine plane

Four countries – Canada, Sweden, Ukraine and the UK – have taken Iran to the International Court of Justice over the shooting down of Ukraine International...
News2 years ago

UN nuclear agency approves Japan’s plan to dump Fukushima radioactive water into Pacific

Japan’s controversial plans to release treated radioactive wastewater from the Fukushima nuclear power plant – which was damaged by the earthquake and tsunami in 2011 –...
Reports2 years ago

How police shooting of Arab teen sparked violent protests in France

Even though the unrest provoked by a police killing of an Arab teenager appeared to be less intense on Saturday, more than 700 people were arrested....
News2 years ago

Another Qur’an burning incident rocks Sweden, triggers ‘strong condemnation’ from Muslim leaders

Under a heavy police presence, a 37-year-old Iraqi national stomped on a copy of the holy Qur’an before setting some pages on fire outside Stockholm’s largest...