I'm from Brazil and in all of this stuff about world-wide crisis I haven't heard about it has been faced in middle-east countries, in my opinion this crisis didn't affect these people's life, in dubai, for example... but has anyone something to tell about it?
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texklaus, whose family life are you asking about? yes, the crisis is affecting Dubai mostly in the real-estate sector, it is more difficult for developers to sell off the buildings they constructed...
there are some people affected, especially those working in Advertising and PR (of the people I know), Recruiting staff is also not very happy these days.
things are fine in Dubai, and the UAE, we were assured by His Highness Sheikh Mo a couple of days ago (it's rare that he speaks out like this,but having in mind the barrage of journalistic vitriole that came from the UK and other media, i guess it was the right thing for him to do)