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Assad's Fall After 24-Year Rule In Syria Risks More Middle East Chaos
As Bashar Al-Assad fled to Moscow, the looters started raiding the presidential palace and people took to the streets of Damascus to celebrate his demise.
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Saudi Crown Prince Speaks To Donald Trump In Late-Night Phone Call
Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman called Donald Trump in the early hours of Wednesday to express his joy at the Republican's return to power, according to two people with knowledge of the exchange.
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US May Revoke Houthi Terrorist Label If They Stop Red Sea Ship Attacks
The US said it would consider revoking its recent designation of Yemen's Houthis as terrorists if the Iran-backed militants cease their shipping attacks in and around the Red Sea.
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Saudi Crown Prince's $100 Billion Foreign Investment Quest Falters
Saudi Arabia has long recognized its funding requirements would mostly be backed by local capital and only partly by foreign money. Still, it wants to hit $100 billion of foreign direct investment annually by 2030.
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What Will Happen In Gaza After Israel Stops Its War On Hamas?
As Israel has waged its war in the Gaza Strip, officials across the world are united in trying to figure out how to restore order when all the fighting stops. There's little agreement, however, and even less optimism.
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Israel's Fight With Iran Proxies In Syria Poisons Russia Ties
Since it went to war with Hamas early last month, Israel has stepped up strikes against Iran-backed militias in Syria who have moved close to the Israeli border.
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War, Not Money, Dominates Saudi Arabia's Major Investor Summit
A major conference of international business and finance leaders in the Saudi Arabian capital of Riyadh about economic transformation has been overshadowed by the only thing on everyone's mind: war involving Israel.
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Gaza "On Brink Of Collapse", Says UN, Flagging "Bone-Chilling" Crisis
The United Nations said Friday the Israeli military had told its staff on the ground that all residents of northern Gaza had until midnight to relocate south. It called the task "impossible."
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Israel-Hamas War Upsets Saudi Prince's Hopes Of "Biggest Historical Deal"
Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman had a vision for the Middle East that placed shared economic benefits at its heart - including a historic alliance with Israel.
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"Captagon", The Drug That Has Hooked The Gulf, Sparked Concerns In Europe
Europe is bracing for the possible influx of a drug that's hooked the Middle East as political shifts and crackdowns in the Gulf spur producers in Syria and Lebanon to tap new markets.
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War Of Words That Rocked US-Saudi Rapport Cools As Oil Steadies
The US and Saudi Arabia are looking beyond last year's oil spat to focus on billions of dollars-worth of defense and aviation deals and potential nuclear cooperation.
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Saudi Arabia's Drive To Get Expats To Ditch Dubai Is Off To A Rocky Start
As of end 2022, almost 80 companies have applied for licenses to move their headquarters to Riyadh, Saudi Investment Minister Khalid Al-Falih said in a recent interview, adding the city would become "the grand capital of the Middle East"
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Assad's Fall After 24-Year Rule In Syria Risks More Middle East Chaos
As Bashar Al-Assad fled to Moscow, the looters started raiding the presidential palace and people took to the streets of Damascus to celebrate his demise.
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Saudi Crown Prince Speaks To Donald Trump In Late-Night Phone Call
Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman called Donald Trump in the early hours of Wednesday to express his joy at the Republican's return to power, according to two people with knowledge of the exchange.
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US May Revoke Houthi Terrorist Label If They Stop Red Sea Ship Attacks
The US said it would consider revoking its recent designation of Yemen's Houthis as terrorists if the Iran-backed militants cease their shipping attacks in and around the Red Sea.
-
Saudi Crown Prince's $100 Billion Foreign Investment Quest Falters
Saudi Arabia has long recognized its funding requirements would mostly be backed by local capital and only partly by foreign money. Still, it wants to hit $100 billion of foreign direct investment annually by 2030.
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What Will Happen In Gaza After Israel Stops Its War On Hamas?
As Israel has waged its war in the Gaza Strip, officials across the world are united in trying to figure out how to restore order when all the fighting stops. There's little agreement, however, and even less optimism.
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Israel's Fight With Iran Proxies In Syria Poisons Russia Ties
Since it went to war with Hamas early last month, Israel has stepped up strikes against Iran-backed militias in Syria who have moved close to the Israeli border.
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War, Not Money, Dominates Saudi Arabia's Major Investor Summit
A major conference of international business and finance leaders in the Saudi Arabian capital of Riyadh about economic transformation has been overshadowed by the only thing on everyone's mind: war involving Israel.
-
Gaza "On Brink Of Collapse", Says UN, Flagging "Bone-Chilling" Crisis
The United Nations said Friday the Israeli military had told its staff on the ground that all residents of northern Gaza had until midnight to relocate south. It called the task "impossible."
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Israel-Hamas War Upsets Saudi Prince's Hopes Of "Biggest Historical Deal"
Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman had a vision for the Middle East that placed shared economic benefits at its heart - including a historic alliance with Israel.
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"Captagon", The Drug That Has Hooked The Gulf, Sparked Concerns In Europe
Europe is bracing for the possible influx of a drug that's hooked the Middle East as political shifts and crackdowns in the Gulf spur producers in Syria and Lebanon to tap new markets.
-
War Of Words That Rocked US-Saudi Rapport Cools As Oil Steadies
The US and Saudi Arabia are looking beyond last year's oil spat to focus on billions of dollars-worth of defense and aviation deals and potential nuclear cooperation.
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Saudi Arabia's Drive To Get Expats To Ditch Dubai Is Off To A Rocky Start
As of end 2022, almost 80 companies have applied for licenses to move their headquarters to Riyadh, Saudi Investment Minister Khalid Al-Falih said in a recent interview, adding the city would become "the grand capital of the Middle East"
