Energy drink alternative entered the market

Business leaders in the Gulf region are drawing up contingency plans to ensure they are prepared in case tensions between Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates escalate further. The move comes amid signs of an economic war of attrition between the two neighboring countries. Meanwhile, a practitioner of Iranian traditional medicine has announced the introduction of an energy drink alternative to the market.

• Some law firms are selecting projects that would avoid creating tensions with Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.
• Investors are navigating a new environment stemming from the disputes between the two countries.
• Bloomberg reported on Monday that some global investment banks are worried they may be forced to.
• Alireza Yargoli, a specialist in Iranian traditional medicine, said that an energy drink alternative has been introduced to the market.. Coverage difference: Middle East Eye focused on the economic and political tensions between Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates and their impact on businesses and investors. By contrast, the Hamshahri newspaper covered a completely different topic, namely the launch of an energy drink alternative, and made no mention of the regional dispute.