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Ex-Met chief caught up in Sheikh Mohammed and Princess Haya row
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‘Lives in danger’: Why Dubai’s princesses are fleeing
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Teen letter lays bare anguish of Shamsa Al Maktoum, the Dubai princess who vanished into thin air
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The runaway princess: London court case could shed light on a power struggle in the Middle East
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Sheikh Maktoum’s divorce to expose secrets of UAE ruler’s house, says insider
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Sheikh Mohammed and Princess Haya say court case concerns their children
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‘I Won’t Rest Until She’s Free’
Tiina Jauhiainen tried to help her best friend, Emirati Princess Latifa, escape from her stifling existence as the daughter of Dubai’s ruler. But in a dramatic intervention at sea, the princess was captured and returned to the UAE. A year later, Tiina is campaigning for her freedom, reports Radhika Sanghani
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It doesn’t help to be a princess in the Gulf
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Dubai’s runaway Princess Haya is the least of Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid’s problems
Dubai’s ruler, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, is in a league of his own. His approach to governing the emirate – he functioned more as a corporate chief executive with a knack for investing than as an oil monarch presiding over a tribal polity of loyalists turned citizens – made him an exception in…
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The Fairy Tale Is Over for Dubai’s Royal Family
Sheikh Mohammed’s wife has fled her home—and that may just be the beginning of his troubles. Everything about the story of Haya bint al-Hussein has always been remarkable. The half-sister of the current Jordanian king, Princess Haya has long been the most publicly visible and widely known of the six wives of Dubai’s ruler, Sheikh…