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Pakistan's Peace Broker Role In Iran-US War Has A Saudi Problem
If Tehran continues to strike the neighbouring Gulf nation in retaliation for US and Israeli strikes, Islamabad's mutual defence agreement with Riyadh, signed in September, may become a complication for Pakistan's peace broker role.
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Afghanistan-Pakistan Cross Border Clashes Resume After Eid Ceasefire Ends
Pakistani attacked Afghan districts of Narai and Sarkano, killing two civilians and wounding eight others after the ceasefire expired.
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Sponsor To Enemy: What's Behind Pakistan's Attack On Afghan Taliban?
Pakistan has been the Afghan Taliban's closest friend for decades. It was Islamabad that helped give birth to the Taliban in the early 1990s - as a way to give Pakistan "strategic depth" in its rivalry with India. What's gone wrong?
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Influencer Drives From Doha To Riyadh To Escape Iran War. His Journey Is A Viral Video
"Knowing that I finally have a date to fly home does make a huge difference. Riyadh felt safe and normal when I arrived," the stranded traveller said while sharing his experience.
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Watch: Saudi Arabia's Desert Turns White With Rare Winter Snowfall
A video has captured an unusual scene along the Saudi-UAE border, showing a vast stretch of land completely covered in snow.
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Inside Lebanon Politics: Hezbollah, Iran And A Larger Battle For Hegemony
Lebanon's political system is deeply entrenched in sectarian divisions. The country is a confessional democracy, meaning that key political and military positions are reserved for representatives of specific religious sects.
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Saudi Arabia Hosts Iran President And Arab Leaders For Gaza Summit
Saudi Arabia is hosting Arab leaders and Iran's president for two summits this weekend on the ongoing war in Gaza, which is raising fears of a regional escalation.
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Israel-Hamas War Poses "Serious" Economic Damage Globally: World Bank
The war between Israel and Hamas could deal a "serious" blow to global economic development, the president of the World Bank told an investor conference in Saudi Arabia on Tuesday.
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Saudi Arabia Used "Explosive Weapons" To Kill Hundreds Of Migrants: Report
Saudi border guards have fired "explosive weapons" on Ethiopian migrants trying to cross through Yemen into the Gulf kingdom, killing hundreds since last year, Human Rights Watch said on Monday.
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Saudi, Kuwait Claim "Full Sovereign Rights" To Iran Disputed Oil Field
Iran and Kuwait have held unsuccessful talks for many years over their disputed,rich in natural gas, maritime border area.Recent attempts to revive negotiations have failed, Iran's oil minister said Tehran may pursue work on field without permission.
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Pakistan's Peace Broker Role In Iran-US War Has A Saudi Problem
If Tehran continues to strike the neighbouring Gulf nation in retaliation for US and Israeli strikes, Islamabad's mutual defence agreement with Riyadh, signed in September, may become a complication for Pakistan's peace broker role.
-
Afghanistan-Pakistan Cross Border Clashes Resume After Eid Ceasefire Ends
Pakistani attacked Afghan districts of Narai and Sarkano, killing two civilians and wounding eight others after the ceasefire expired.
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Sponsor To Enemy: What's Behind Pakistan's Attack On Afghan Taliban?
Pakistan has been the Afghan Taliban's closest friend for decades. It was Islamabad that helped give birth to the Taliban in the early 1990s - as a way to give Pakistan "strategic depth" in its rivalry with India. What's gone wrong?
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Influencer Drives From Doha To Riyadh To Escape Iran War. His Journey Is A Viral Video
"Knowing that I finally have a date to fly home does make a huge difference. Riyadh felt safe and normal when I arrived," the stranded traveller said while sharing his experience.
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Watch: Saudi Arabia's Desert Turns White With Rare Winter Snowfall
A video has captured an unusual scene along the Saudi-UAE border, showing a vast stretch of land completely covered in snow.
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Inside Lebanon Politics: Hezbollah, Iran And A Larger Battle For Hegemony
Lebanon's political system is deeply entrenched in sectarian divisions. The country is a confessional democracy, meaning that key political and military positions are reserved for representatives of specific religious sects.
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Saudi Arabia Hosts Iran President And Arab Leaders For Gaza Summit
Saudi Arabia is hosting Arab leaders and Iran's president for two summits this weekend on the ongoing war in Gaza, which is raising fears of a regional escalation.
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Israel-Hamas War Poses "Serious" Economic Damage Globally: World Bank
The war between Israel and Hamas could deal a "serious" blow to global economic development, the president of the World Bank told an investor conference in Saudi Arabia on Tuesday.
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Saudi Arabia Used "Explosive Weapons" To Kill Hundreds Of Migrants: Report
Saudi border guards have fired "explosive weapons" on Ethiopian migrants trying to cross through Yemen into the Gulf kingdom, killing hundreds since last year, Human Rights Watch said on Monday.
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Saudi, Kuwait Claim "Full Sovereign Rights" To Iran Disputed Oil Field
Iran and Kuwait have held unsuccessful talks for many years over their disputed,rich in natural gas, maritime border area.Recent attempts to revive negotiations have failed, Iran's oil minister said Tehran may pursue work on field without permission.
