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Like its Arabic neighbors, the Islamic Republic of Iran derives its laws from the Quran but also like their neighbors, it’s not hard for Iranians to find loopholes. Known as Persia until 1935, Iran is the second largest country in the Middle East, with a fascinating...

Azerbaijan, like Turkey, is often known as one of the most secular majority-Muslim countries. That status also suits its gambling industry; while gambling regulations are highly restrictive, there are still at least some products available on the regulated market,...

Armenia, a Transcaucasian country bordering Georgia, Azerbaijan, Turkey, and Iran, is known for its spectacular landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and delicious food: this country is home to the biblical Mount Ararat (its national symbol), the oldest Christian...

There are two things about the small Transcaucasian country of Georgia that are bigger than you’d expect: its thriving gambling industry and its role in the global cryptocurrency market. The country’s gambling industry generates roughly GEL 300 million ($98...

Stretching from the Balkans to Anatolia, Turkey straddles the line separating Europe and Asia; it forms the border of both continents, but it’s also the place where they blend. Turkey’s location and culture might leave you confused as to whether it’s a European...

The United Arab Emirates is best known for its sand dunes, oil reserves, and strict religious laws, but behind the popular image is a regional hub for finance and innovation. The second biggest economy in the Middle East is weaning itself off oil and diversifying to...