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Coalition considers pauses in Yemen airstrikes to let aid in
Saudi Arabia is considering temporary halts in coalition airstrikes against rebels in Yemen to allow for aid deliveries, foreign minister Adel Al Jubeir said on Monday. The kingdom will consult members of the coalition on “finding specific areas inside Yemen ... where all air operations will be paused at specific times to allow for the delivery of aid,” Mr Al Jubeir said.
- New York Times (Paywall) - Yemeni Fighters Trained in Persian Gulf Are Said to Join Saudi-Led Mission
- Reuters - Saudi-led alliance mulls partial truces in Yemen: statement
- Yahoo - Hundreds protest against Qaeda control of Yemen city
- WSJ (paywall) - Saudi-Led Coalition Accused of Using U.S.-Supplied Cluster Munitions in Yemen
- Washington Post - Why Senegal is sending troops to help Saudi Arabia in Yemen
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The Arab Battle for U.S. Skies
America’s biggest airlines say the luxury carriers of the oil-rich Persian Gulf aren't playing fair. But are Emirates, Etihad, and Qatar Airways subsidized -- or just smarter?
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GW Partners with Saudi University to Prepare Education Leaders
The George Washington University expanded its partnerships in the Middle East this week, as the Graduate School of Education and Human Development signed an agreement with Saudi Arabia’s Taibah University to collaborate on a doctoral program in educational leadership.
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GCC to hold Riyadh summit on Yemen crisis
Saudi King Salman announced on Tuesday the establishment of a center to coordinate humanitarian assistance for Yemen, and invited the United Nations to join in relief work for the Arab country.
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France, Saudi seeking to seal billions of euros in deals ‘quickly’: Fabius
France is in talks to agree billions of euros worth of contracts in Saudi Arabia that could be finalised "quickly", ranging from the defense sector to civil aviation, transport and energy, Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius said on Tuesday.
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Saudi king sacks senior aide for photographer ‘slap’
Saudi Arabia's King Salman sacked a senior aide on Tuesday, shortly after a video posted online appeared to show the official slapping a photojournalist, state media said.
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France, Saudi Arabia: Iran nuclear deal must be verifiable, no threat to region
Saudi Arabia invited French President Francois Hollande, whose country is deemed to have the toughest stance among the six world powers negotiating with Iran, to Riyadh to discuss regional issues with Gulf Arab leaders who fear a rapprochement with Tehran could further inflame the region.
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IMF Sees Need for Significant Saudi Spending Cuts as Oil Drops
The country’s ruler should encourage the private sector to take the strain off government finances, Ahmed said. An IMF team will visit Saudi Arabia this month to assess government plans, he said.
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After years of tension, anti-American sentiment ebbs in Pakistan
Those observers say the change is being driven by a Pakistani middle class that is now more supportive of American drone strikes — which have declined precipitously in recent years — particularly since a school massacre by the Taliban that killed about 150 students and teachers in December. And as conflict spreads in the Middle East, there is a growing recognition in Pakistan that sectarian violence in Muslim countries isn’t all driven by the United States. The Obama administration’s efforts to quietly rebuild relationships here are starting to have an effect, analysts say.
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ISIS claims Texas attack via official radio station
ISIS Tuesday claimed responsibility for its first attack on U.S. soil in which two gunmen were killed after opening fire at an event in Texas showcasing cartoons mocking the Prophet Mohammad.
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