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Shruthi Nair

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Oman, Southern Asia, United Arab Emirates
As seen in: Arabian Gulf Business Insight (AGBI), Medium, MSN, ACS Publications, Al Bawaba, Arabian Business (English), Times of Oman, Images RetailME, Policy Beyond Politics
Dubai-based broadcast journalist

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Shruthi Nair is a journalist currently based out of the Middle
East. She started her career in journalism at the age of 20 with
Times of Oman and became a part of a 3 member team (which
eventually grew multifold) that started Times TV, the country’s
only online television platform. During her time in Oman, she
was credited to have changed the new media landscape, being
the face of the country’s largest daily. When cyclone Mekunu
struck Salalah, she was the only English journalist to cover the
d…

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Dubai hospitality’s World Cup winners and losers

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By Shruthi Nair Verified
| Arabian Gulf Business Insight (AGBI) Verified
Footfall increase in some areas Challenges for Bluewaters outlets Return to quieter summer months The Fifa World Cup has delivered a timely boost to parts of Dubai’s hospitality industry after the Iran war drained visitors and pushed tourism and retail businesses into survival mode. On match nights, pubs across Dubai became pockets of celebration. Crowds belted out the “Haaland” chant, performed the Viking row and roared at giant screens into the early hours, even on weekdays.
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Hormuz toll plan could net Iran and Oman $7bn a year

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By Francesca Washtell Verified, Shruthi Nair Verified
| Arabian Gulf Business Insight (AGBI) Verified
Strait governance remains contested Shipping risks spur alternatives Opposition to toll is widespread Iran and Oman could raise $6.8 billion a year by imposing transit fees on oil tankers passing through the Strait of Hormuz, according to estimates from Oxford Economics. Both countries have discussed establishing a toll system to ensure that regular trade can resume through the strategic waterway, which has been a major sticking point in the US-Iran war, though no formal proposal has been agreed.
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Global capital race never more intense, says UAE minister

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By Shruthi Nair Verified
| MSN Verified
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