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Guardian highlights UAE misconduct
The British newspaper "The Guardian" reveals the negative role played by the United Arab Emirates in destabilizing the international order through practices including cyber espionage and the persecution of critics, as well as military and economic interventions in various countries. The investigation involves the use of advanced spyware, such as "Pegasus," to target important figures, including politicians and businessmen, and implies complicity in sensitive issues such as conflicts in Sudan, Yemen, and Libya. The report also highlights the concentration of wealth and influence within circles close to the Al Thani family, with evidence of exploiting vast economic resources estimated at around $1.5 trillion to support these policies. Repeated accusations include economic terrorism, military interference, and submission to the control of sophisticated espionage and monitoring networks, painting a picture of a state employing coercive tools and modern technologies to impose its influence and serve its foreign interests.
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