Live from Dubai: How UAE newsrooms remain resilient during the Iran war. Plus: what’s next for the art sector in The Gulf? 

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  You're listening to The Globalist, first broadcast on the 17th of April, 2026 on Monocle Radio.

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  The Globalist, in association with UBS.

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  Live from the Royal Suite at the Mass Al Arab Dubai, this is The Globalist and I'm Andrew Tuck.

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  Coming up, our Gulf correspondent Inzman Rashid is back with us.

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  Inzhi, what are you seeing today?

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  Well, last night, a 10-day ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon was implemented.

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  But has it already been broken?

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  I'll have the latest on the war in Iran here from Dubai.

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  And we'll also hear from the Kalij Times, the oldest English-language newspaper in the UAE.

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  And we'll get the newspapers from James Chambers in Bangkok.

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  And then it's going to be over to Fernando Augusto Pacheco in Paris.

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