A real press-style main page for headlines, coverage, and breaking updates.

The home route now behaves like a news website. The newsroom application stays separate, so editors and admins can still sign in to manage stories, publishing, and operations.

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Public front page

Designed to feel like a digital newspaper, not a dashboard wall.

Protected app access

Login remains available for the internal newsroom workspace only.

Editorial-ready presentation

Headlines, sections, briefs, and callouts can sit up front for visitors.

News wire

Breaking: Regional desks move priority coverage into live review.Analysis: Editorial teams balance speed, verification, and distribution reach.Media: Visual packages prepared for web, social, and rapid publishing.Operations: The newsroom app remains available for authorized staff login.

Latest coverage

Updated continuously

01

Politics

Cabinet outlines regional security and economic priorities for the next quarter.

Editors can publish developing coverage quickly while keeping review, media, and distribution aligned inside one workflow.

02

Business

Markets desk tracks energy, logistics, and investment signals across the Gulf.

A homepage should look like a real press product, not a login gate. The application remains one click away for the newsroom team.

03

Culture

Feature desks package interviews, explainers, and visual storytelling for daily editions.

WAMDH can present public-facing headlines up front and keep operational access protected behind the app login.

Why this structure works

Main site for readers. App login for the newsroom team.

Front-facing experience

The main route can highlight breaking stories, featured coverage, sections, and branded editorial presentation.

Separate internal workflow

Staff still go through the login route, then into dashboard, stories, publishing, events, and admin pages.

Current app entry point

Use /login for sign-in and /dashboard for authenticated workspace access.

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