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Lockheed Martin nabs $2.35B in contracts for F-35
The F-35 Lightning II Joint Strike Fighter -- a single-engine stealth multirole combat aircraft used by the U.S. Air Force, Navy, and Marine Corps -- is considered the most advanced fighter aircraft in the sky, as well as a notable driver of the Pentagon's budget.
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Erdogan says up to 250,000 people fleeing from Syria’s Idlib towards Turkey
Turkey hosts some 3.7 million Syrian refugees, the largest refugee population in the world. It fears a new wave from Idlib, where up to 3 million Syrians live in the last rebel-held swathe of territory, after Russian and Syrian government forces last month intensified their bombardment of targets in the region.
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750 soldiers with 82nd Airborne headed for CENTCOM, additional 4,000 troops expected to deploy as Iran tensions mount
The deployment of additional forces adds to the nearly 14,000 additional American troops that have deployed to the U.S. Central Command area of operations over the last six months to confront Iranian malign behavior.
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Saudi’s Asia selling price for Arab light crude unchanged for February: statement
Saudi Arabia has set its February Arab light crude oil official selling price to Asia at a premium of $3.70 versus the Oman/Dubai average, unchanged from January, according to a statement from state oil company Aramco on Thursday.
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Saudi-founded startups graduate from accelerator programme
AstroLabs Riyadh was inaugurated in December 2018 after AstroLabs was granted the first-ever international incubator licence by the Saudi Arabian General Investment Authority.
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Yemen’s southern separatists pull out of Riyadh agreement committees
Implementation of the November pact has been slow and a number of deadlines missed, although it has enabled the return of the prime minister for the internationally recognized government to Aden.
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Amid Baghdad embassy attacks, US spending on embassy security drops 11%
The diplomatic security budget did indeed drop precipitously during the past two years, as evidenced by this chart from the US government’s fiscal 2019 budget plan, which shows an 11% cut to overall diplomatic security in fiscal year 2020, with 18% specifically cut from embassy security, construction, and maintenance
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Secretary of State Pompeo postpones Ukraine trip to focus on Iraq
Pompeo postponed his trip to Ukraine, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, and Cyprus “due to the need for the Secretary to be in Washington, D.C., to continue monitoring the ongoing situation in Iraq and ensure the safety and security of Americans in the Middle East,” State Department spokeswoman Morgan Ortagus said in a statement.
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Israel PM seeks immunity, buying time until after vote
Netanyahu was indicted in November on charges of accepting bribes, fraud and breach of trust. After failing to assemble a governing majority following back-to-back elections last year, he will get a third shot at remaining in office in March.
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Saudi Ministry of Justice Concludes 2019 With New Initiatives
The development in Saudi judiciary contributed to global ranking improvement of Saudi Arabia. According to Global Competitiveness Report 2019 by World Economic Forum; Saudi Arabia jumped eight positions in “judicial independence”, reaching the 16th ranking globally.
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