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    United Arab Emirates ‘Hacking Mystery’ - New York Times Report
    A case that began with a feud in the United Arab Emirates, stretched from the U.S. to India and is now playing out in the British courts offers a rare glimpse into the anatomy of a hack-and-leak operation’ reported the New York Times Business section. The NYT report anal...

    24 October 2021

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    USA Today says FBI helped Dubai capture princess
    USA today issued a report that the FBI assisted Dubai to capture Princess Latifa, US citizen Hervé Jaubert and his crew, from his US flagged yacht in international waters. Jaubert and his crew were forcibly taken to the UAE and held for several weeks before release.

    7 July 2021

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    Latifa photographed at Dubai mall with British skydiver
    A photo of Princess Latifa has been circulated on Instagram by skydiving instructor, ironman triathlete and former Royal Navy member Sioned Taylor.

    22 May 2021

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    Unprecedented custody hearing of UAE royals set to begin in UK court​
    The first hearing in the case of Princess Haya and Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Princess of Jordan and Ruler of Dubai, respectively; is set for the end of this month. Haya fled the UAE and her marriage several weeks ago, with Sheikh Mohammed filing a suit for c...
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    Princess Latifa Safety Central to Princess Haya’s Custody Case says QC
    Sheikh Mohammed has applied to the English High Court for custody of his two children from Jordanian wife Princess Haya after their separation was confirmed in the media.Leaked information from Haya’s side indicated that she was in fear for her life, the lives of her chi...
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    Etoum case proves blood is not thicker than politics in the Middle East
    Radha Stirling, CEO of Detained in Dubai, issued the following statement:

    4 April 2021

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