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Opinion | What's Behind Saudi Arabia's Silence On Gaza? An Image Makeover
Despite Saudi Arabia's growing clarity on the war in Gaza and Israeli actions, the past seven months have been something of a balancing act for the Kingdom.
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Amid US-Saudi Tensions, Xi Jinping To Visit Riyadh This Week: Report
Chinese President Xi Jinping is set to reach Saudi Arabia on Thursday amid the tension between the US and the two countries.
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US vs Saudi Over Oil Supply Cut, Riyadh Rejects Charges Of Backing Russia
The United States and Saudi Arabia traded bitter barbs Thursday over last week's OPEC+ oil output cut, with Washington accusing Riyadh of knowingly boosting Russian interests.
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From "Puppets" To Players: Ukraine War Reveals Shift For US's Gulf Allies
Saudi Arabia and the UAE have stressed their commitment to the OPEC+ oil alliance, which Riyadh and Moscow lead, despite mounting US sanctions on Russian crude that culminated in a ban on Tuesday.
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Focused On "Future Conduct" Of Saudi Arabia After Khashoggi Sanctions: US
The United States is focused on "future conduct" of Saudi Arabia and will expect Riyadh to improve its human rights record, a U.S. spokesman said on Monday, after Washington imposed sanctions on some Saudis for the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi but fell short of sanctions against Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
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US Carried Out Secret Cyber Strike On Iran After Saudi Oil Attack: Report
The United States carried out a secret cyber operation against Iran in the wake of the September 14 attacks on Saudi Arabia's oil facilities, which Washington and Riyadh blame on Tehran, two US officials have told Reuters.
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Russia Mocks "Brilliant" US Systems That Failed To Stop Saudi Oil Attack
The attack on Saudi Arabian oil facilities last weekend were a disaster for both Riyadh and Washington, with weapons allegedly made in Iran circumventing expensive U.S. missile defense systems.
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US' Mike Pompeo Meets Saudi Crown Prince As Khashoggi Murder Probe Looms
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo met Saudi Arabia's king and crown prince in Riyadh on Monday, but will cut short the rest of his Middle East trip to attend a family funeral, a State Department spokesman said.
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"Trump Shouldn't Allow Murder To Be Covered Up": Khashoggi's Fiancee
The fiancee of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi has hit out at US President Donald Trump's response to his murder, saying he must not let Riyadh cover up the killing. "I am extremely disappointed by the stance of the leadership of many countries, particularly in the US," Hatice Cengiz told a memorial event in London late Monday. "President Trump sh...
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Despite Jamal Khashoggi Case, US Firms Turn Up At 'Davos In The Desert'
Gathered under grand domes and crystal chandeliers for a glitzy investment forum nicknamed "Davos in the Desert," business leaders on Tuesday called the death of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi terrible and sad but said it shouldn't derail their dealmaking or U.S.-Saudi relations.
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US Calls For "Transparent" Saudi Probe Into Journalist's Disappearance
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Monday called for a thorough and open probe by Washington's ally Saudi Arabia into the disappearance of journalist and Riyadh critic Jamal Khashoggi.
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Ritz-Carlton Crackdown Haunts Crown Prince's New Saudi Arabia
The Ritz-Carlton Hotel in Riyadh, where hundreds of rich and once-powerful Saudis were detained in what the government called an anti-corruption campaign.
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Donald Trump Welcomes Crown Prince, Says Saudi Arabia "Very Wealthy"
President Donald Trump feted Saudi Arabia's powerful Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman on Tuesday and lauded US defence sales as a boost to American jobs, even as Riyadh's involvement in Yemen's civil war faced criticism.
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US Laptop Ban on Middle East Carriers Has Officially Ended
In March, the United States banned large electronics in cabins on flights from 10 airports in the Middle East and North Africa over concerns that explosives could be concealed in the devices taken onboard aircraft.
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Rex Tillerson Urges Gulf States To Address Differences, Stay United
US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson Monday called on Gulf states to stay united and work out their differences after several nations cut diplomatic ties with Qatar.
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Opinion | What's Behind Saudi Arabia's Silence On Gaza? An Image Makeover
Despite Saudi Arabia's growing clarity on the war in Gaza and Israeli actions, the past seven months have been something of a balancing act for the Kingdom.
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Amid US-Saudi Tensions, Xi Jinping To Visit Riyadh This Week: Report
Chinese President Xi Jinping is set to reach Saudi Arabia on Thursday amid the tension between the US and the two countries.
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US vs Saudi Over Oil Supply Cut, Riyadh Rejects Charges Of Backing Russia
The United States and Saudi Arabia traded bitter barbs Thursday over last week's OPEC+ oil output cut, with Washington accusing Riyadh of knowingly boosting Russian interests.
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From "Puppets" To Players: Ukraine War Reveals Shift For US's Gulf Allies
Saudi Arabia and the UAE have stressed their commitment to the OPEC+ oil alliance, which Riyadh and Moscow lead, despite mounting US sanctions on Russian crude that culminated in a ban on Tuesday.
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Focused On "Future Conduct" Of Saudi Arabia After Khashoggi Sanctions: US
The United States is focused on "future conduct" of Saudi Arabia and will expect Riyadh to improve its human rights record, a U.S. spokesman said on Monday, after Washington imposed sanctions on some Saudis for the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi but fell short of sanctions against Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
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US Carried Out Secret Cyber Strike On Iran After Saudi Oil Attack: Report
The United States carried out a secret cyber operation against Iran in the wake of the September 14 attacks on Saudi Arabia's oil facilities, which Washington and Riyadh blame on Tehran, two US officials have told Reuters.
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Russia Mocks "Brilliant" US Systems That Failed To Stop Saudi Oil Attack
The attack on Saudi Arabian oil facilities last weekend were a disaster for both Riyadh and Washington, with weapons allegedly made in Iran circumventing expensive U.S. missile defense systems.
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US' Mike Pompeo Meets Saudi Crown Prince As Khashoggi Murder Probe Looms
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo met Saudi Arabia's king and crown prince in Riyadh on Monday, but will cut short the rest of his Middle East trip to attend a family funeral, a State Department spokesman said.
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"Trump Shouldn't Allow Murder To Be Covered Up": Khashoggi's Fiancee
The fiancee of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi has hit out at US President Donald Trump's response to his murder, saying he must not let Riyadh cover up the killing. "I am extremely disappointed by the stance of the leadership of many countries, particularly in the US," Hatice Cengiz told a memorial event in London late Monday. "President Trump sh...
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Despite Jamal Khashoggi Case, US Firms Turn Up At 'Davos In The Desert'
Gathered under grand domes and crystal chandeliers for a glitzy investment forum nicknamed "Davos in the Desert," business leaders on Tuesday called the death of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi terrible and sad but said it shouldn't derail their dealmaking or U.S.-Saudi relations.
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US Calls For "Transparent" Saudi Probe Into Journalist's Disappearance
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Monday called for a thorough and open probe by Washington's ally Saudi Arabia into the disappearance of journalist and Riyadh critic Jamal Khashoggi.
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Ritz-Carlton Crackdown Haunts Crown Prince's New Saudi Arabia
The Ritz-Carlton Hotel in Riyadh, where hundreds of rich and once-powerful Saudis were detained in what the government called an anti-corruption campaign.
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Donald Trump Welcomes Crown Prince, Says Saudi Arabia "Very Wealthy"
President Donald Trump feted Saudi Arabia's powerful Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman on Tuesday and lauded US defence sales as a boost to American jobs, even as Riyadh's involvement in Yemen's civil war faced criticism.
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US Laptop Ban on Middle East Carriers Has Officially Ended
In March, the United States banned large electronics in cabins on flights from 10 airports in the Middle East and North Africa over concerns that explosives could be concealed in the devices taken onboard aircraft.
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Rex Tillerson Urges Gulf States To Address Differences, Stay United
US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson Monday called on Gulf states to stay united and work out their differences after several nations cut diplomatic ties with Qatar.
