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Wife of Dubai resident held in Iraq for five years fears for husband's life if travel ban not lifted

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By Patrick Ryan Verified, Ali Al Shouk
| The National Verified
The wife of a Dubai resident detained in Iraq since his arrest over a contract dispute five years ago today (April 7) said her husband was likely to die unless he was allowed to leave the country. Robert Pether, 50, was released from prison in Baghdad in June 2025. However, he has remained in Iraq and cannot leave while the possibility of further legal action against him remains.
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Crossing the Long Pond

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By Patrick Ryan Verified
| The Weird Club
Hello. Two exciting product announcements I thought you might find interesting: More information here. Customers in the UK and Europe now have a fast to launch (deals live in <2 hours), off the shelf limited partnership structure familiar to investors globally. It is fully tax transparent, works in multiple currencies (USD, EUR, GBP), with banking, accounting, K1, FATCA / CRS and tax reporting built in.
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President Sheikh Mohamed says 'all is well in the UAE'

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By Patrick Ryan Verified
| The National Verified
President Sheikh Mohamed said the UAE will protect its people and land in the wake of missile and drone strikes from Iran. He was speaking during a visit to five people who were wounded by Iranian strikes in the UAE, which began last week. The UAE President appeared on television in a live broadcast on Saturday evening, where he visited five civilians injured in the attacks: two Emiratis, one Indian, one Sudanese, and one Iranian.
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