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Saudi Prince's India, China Outreach As Khashoggi Murder Strains US Ties
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman was among friends the moment he entered Pakistani airspace to start a grand tour of Asia. A fleet of F-16 fighter jets escorted his royal plane and a car chauffeured by none other than the prime minister awaited him on the ground.
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In War-Torn Syria's Aleppo, "Cat Man" Starts Rare Animal Clinic
At an unlikely cat shelter in rebel-held northern Syria, Mohammed Alaa al-Jaleel gently holds a feline patient on her back as an ultrasound probe is rolled across her pregnant belly.
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In Saudi Crackdown, There's More Than Alwaleed's Empire At Stake
Almost two months into it, Saudi Arabia's crackdown on corruption is yielding at least some of the $100 billion the kingdom is targeting. Dozens of former officials and businessmen have exchanged part of their wealth for freedom.
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Saudi Arabia Rolls Out Expansionary Budget As Economy Stalls
Saudi Arabia will boost spending in an attempt to revive economic growth as the government enters a critical 12 months for Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's plan to prepare the kingdom for the post-oil era.
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Saudi Prince Talking to Amazon, Alibaba for New $500 Billion City
Saudi Arabia is in talks with some of the world's biggest companies to develop tech that will power life in the $500 billion city being planned for the Red Sea.
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Saudis Are Talking To Amazon, Alibaba Over New City, Prince Says
Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman said Saudi Arabia is in talks with some of the world's biggest companies to develop technologies that will power life in the $500 billion city he's planning to build on the Red Sea.
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Saudi Prince Plans Mega City Backed By $500 Billion Investments
Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman announced plans to build an entirely new city called "NEOM" on Saudi Arabia's Red Sea coast, the latest project in his drive to remake the kingdom in a time of dwindling resources.
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The Remaking of Saudi Arabia: This Time It Can't Afford to Fail
Visitors to Saudi Arabia could be forgiven for thinking the country just got a dynamic young new king. Images of him holding babies, drinking coffee with soldiers or meeting the world's most powerful rulers are all over television. On National Day last month, a giant picture of him was projected onto a Riyadh skyscraper.
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Swedish Tourist Hurt In Egypt Hotel Attack Leaves Hospital
A Swedish tourist wounded in an attack on an Egyptian Red Sea resort hotel has been released from hospital, medical officials said today.
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Iraq Ministry Says an Islamic State Leader Killed; US Denies Any Attack
Iraq's Defence Ministry said on Wednesday the deputy commander of the Islamic State group had been killed in an air strike in the north of the country, but the US military denied coalition air forces had conducted such an attack.
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Release of Mubarak Sons Delayed: Egypt Officials
Egyptian security officials on Sunday said the release of Alaa and Gamal Mubarak pending a corruption retrial had been delayed, after state media reported they had walked free from prison.Egyptian security officials on Sunday said the release of Alaa and Gamal Mubarak pending a corruption retrial had been delayed, after state media reported they ha...
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Egypt's Top Activist Sentenced to Month in Prison
A prominent Egyptian activist who came to fame during the country's 2011 uprising was sentenced to one month in prison on charges of insulting the police, a court official said Thursday.
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Prominent Egypt Activist Abdel Fattah Jailed for 15 Years
An Egyptian court jailed prominent activist Alaa Abdel Fattah, a symbol of the 2011 revolt against Hosni Mubarak, for 15 years on Wednesday for assaulting a policeman during an illegal protest.
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Saudi Prince's India, China Outreach As Khashoggi Murder Strains US Ties
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman was among friends the moment he entered Pakistani airspace to start a grand tour of Asia. A fleet of F-16 fighter jets escorted his royal plane and a car chauffeured by none other than the prime minister awaited him on the ground.
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In War-Torn Syria's Aleppo, "Cat Man" Starts Rare Animal Clinic
At an unlikely cat shelter in rebel-held northern Syria, Mohammed Alaa al-Jaleel gently holds a feline patient on her back as an ultrasound probe is rolled across her pregnant belly.
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In Saudi Crackdown, There's More Than Alwaleed's Empire At Stake
Almost two months into it, Saudi Arabia's crackdown on corruption is yielding at least some of the $100 billion the kingdom is targeting. Dozens of former officials and businessmen have exchanged part of their wealth for freedom.
-
Saudi Arabia Rolls Out Expansionary Budget As Economy Stalls
Saudi Arabia will boost spending in an attempt to revive economic growth as the government enters a critical 12 months for Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's plan to prepare the kingdom for the post-oil era.
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Saudi Prince Talking to Amazon, Alibaba for New $500 Billion City
Saudi Arabia is in talks with some of the world's biggest companies to develop tech that will power life in the $500 billion city being planned for the Red Sea.
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Saudis Are Talking To Amazon, Alibaba Over New City, Prince Says
Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman said Saudi Arabia is in talks with some of the world's biggest companies to develop technologies that will power life in the $500 billion city he's planning to build on the Red Sea.
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Saudi Prince Plans Mega City Backed By $500 Billion Investments
Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman announced plans to build an entirely new city called "NEOM" on Saudi Arabia's Red Sea coast, the latest project in his drive to remake the kingdom in a time of dwindling resources.
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The Remaking of Saudi Arabia: This Time It Can't Afford to Fail
Visitors to Saudi Arabia could be forgiven for thinking the country just got a dynamic young new king. Images of him holding babies, drinking coffee with soldiers or meeting the world's most powerful rulers are all over television. On National Day last month, a giant picture of him was projected onto a Riyadh skyscraper.
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Swedish Tourist Hurt In Egypt Hotel Attack Leaves Hospital
A Swedish tourist wounded in an attack on an Egyptian Red Sea resort hotel has been released from hospital, medical officials said today.
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Iraq Ministry Says an Islamic State Leader Killed; US Denies Any Attack
Iraq's Defence Ministry said on Wednesday the deputy commander of the Islamic State group had been killed in an air strike in the north of the country, but the US military denied coalition air forces had conducted such an attack.
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Release of Mubarak Sons Delayed: Egypt Officials
Egyptian security officials on Sunday said the release of Alaa and Gamal Mubarak pending a corruption retrial had been delayed, after state media reported they had walked free from prison.Egyptian security officials on Sunday said the release of Alaa and Gamal Mubarak pending a corruption retrial had been delayed, after state media reported they ha...
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Egypt's Top Activist Sentenced to Month in Prison
A prominent Egyptian activist who came to fame during the country's 2011 uprising was sentenced to one month in prison on charges of insulting the police, a court official said Thursday.
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Prominent Egypt Activist Abdel Fattah Jailed for 15 Years
An Egyptian court jailed prominent activist Alaa Abdel Fattah, a symbol of the 2011 revolt against Hosni Mubarak, for 15 years on Wednesday for assaulting a policeman during an illegal protest.
