Simeon Kerr is a Gulf correspondent who writes for The Irish Times, Financial Times, and Yahoo Finance. With a focus on the Middle East, Simeon covers a wide range of topics including geopolitics, finance, and regional conflicts. His articles provide insightful analysis and reporting on the economic and political landscape of the Gulf region.
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Simeon Kerr’s coverage primarily focuses on business and world affairs, particularly in the Middle East region. He extensively covers evolving stories related to the Israel-Palestine conflict, Middle East economies, financial crime, sanctions, UAE-related developments among other topics.
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Rising death toll and fears of wider war deter tourists and investors
By: Philip Georgiadis, Simeon Kerr
Low-cost airline’s growth plans hit by engine problems that have grounded almost quarter of fleet
By: Raya Jalabi, Simeon Kerr, Mehul Srivastava
US urges restraint near healthcare sites and UAE diplomatic adviser warns attacks on civilians could fuel regional radicalisation
By: Simeon Kerr, Daniel Thomas, James Fontanella-Khan
Gulf state funding Redbird IMI’s bid for UK newspaper has sought to build English-speaking media assets for past 15 years
By: Simeon Kerr, Michael Peel
Abu Dhabi-backed G42 says it ‘cannot work with both sides’ and retain access to America-made AI chips
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By: Simeon Kerr
First minister says SNP would govern ‘on our policy terms' after ending power-sharing arrangement with Greens
By: Simeon Kerr, Chloe Cornish
Visitors to Dubai's Mall of the Emirates' famous artificial ski slope last month found it dark and deserted. Even though the shopping centre itself was filled with the usual tourists, the silent snow dome suggested all was not well, after a deluge in the metropolis disrupted the power to chill the slope.
By: Simeon Kerr
Disruptions in the sector are forcing some green energy developers to defer key projects
By: Simeon Kerr
Future programming in jeopardy as sector faces ‘most difficult financial environment’ in memory, says organiser
By: Andrew England, Simeon Kerr
As we head toward another seasonal surge in the coronavirus, it might be time for a little refresher.
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