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Princess Haya attends hearing in London family court
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Princess Haya in court for London hearing in legal battle with Dubai’s ruler
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“You’re Essentially a Prisoner”: Why Do Dubai’s Princesses Keep Trying to Escape?
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Runaway Princess Haya is made envoy
A princess battling the ruler of Dubai over the custody of their two children has been made a senior diplomat at the Jordanian embassy in London. Princess Haya bint al-Hussein, 45, the sister of King Abdullah of Jordan, returned to the family division of the High Court yesterday for a preliminary hearing before a full…
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Sheikh attends horse auction but not court hearing over his children
The ruler of Dubai attended a sale of race horses yesterday but not the court hearing about his two children. Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al-Maktoum was pictured at Tattersalls auctions while his estranged wife, Princess Haya bint al-Hussein, appeared at the family division of the High Court in London.
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Dubai ruler absent from second court hearing into his children’s welfare
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Dubai ruler and princess set for legal battle in London next month
Jordanian Princess Haya bint al-Hussein, the estranged wife of Dubai’s ruler Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al-Maktoum, appeared at the High Court in London on Tuesday in the latest round of a battle over the welfare of their two children. At a preliminary hearing in July, she had asked the court to protect one of her…
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Horse Trading
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Inside Dubai’s secretive society
Two months ago Princess Haya, the wife of Sheikh Mohammed, the ruler of Dubai, apparently fled to London. The Times Middle East correspondent, Richard Spencer, who lived in the city for three years, reveals the personal and political tensions beneath the emirate’s five-star resorts and all-seeing surveillance cameras
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Inside the lavish but medieval world of Dubai’s sheikh