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Iraqi army weighs cost of U.S.-led strikes in Tikrit as militiamen leave
Since U.S. planes joined the battle to retake Tikrit last week, commanders here say the strikes have killed top Islamic State leaders and reduced the capacity of the militants to move. However, the decision to call in strikes is also a gamble — because it has drastically reduced the manpower of pro-government forces.
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Nawaz Sharif assures support to Saudi king Salman over strikes in Yemen
Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has told Saudi King Salman bin Abdul Aziz that he will soon send a high-level delegation to Riyadh to discuss cooperation for the Saudi-led strikes on Yemen, a top diplomat said.
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US rescues Saudi pilots from waters near Yemen
A Defense Department official says U.S. forces rescued two Saudi airmen after they ejected from an F-15 fighter jet over waters south of Yemen, where Saudi Arabia is leading airstrikes against Iran-allied Houthi rebels.
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Diplomatic row: Sweden says sorry
In a message to King Salman, Sweden’s Prime Minister Stefan Lofven expressed “deep sorrow and regret over the current crisis in the relations between the two countries” while stressing his government’s keenness to maintain healthy relations between the two countries.
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Opinion: The Salman Principle
It no longer matters for Saudi Arabia whether this silence is a temporary weakness by a president whose term will be over in two years time or a conspiracy or a major deal over which President Barak Obama is bargaining or negotiating with the Iranians in relation to their nuclear project. It would seem that the Saudi Monarch has decided that Saudi interest "comes first" and that if Saudi Arabia is forced to act alone so be it.
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Saudi Arabia: Migrant Workers and Mid-Income Group Drive Record Sales of Cheap Cars
Saudi Arabia: Migrant Workers and Mid-Income Group Drive Record Sales of Cheap Cars
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Saudi Arabia has not made decision on sending ground troops to Yemen
Asked about the possible use of ground troops, he said, "I don't know that anyone wants to go into Yemen but we don't rule anything out. Right now the objective is being achieved through an air campaign."
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Arab League’s joint military force is a ‘defining moment’ for region
Alarmed by the potential for civil war in Yemen, Arab leaders agreed Sunday to the creation of a joint military force that would attempt to bring some stability to the region and serve as a counterweight to the influence of Iran.
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Saudi-led airstrikes shake Sanaa for fifth day as rebels push toward Aden
Warplanes from a Saudi-led coalition carried out scores of airstrikes across Yemen over the weekend. That coordinated operation, involving mostly Arab countries, could represent a prototype for future joint Arab military interventions in the region.
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Iran nuclear talks intensify as key deadline nears
Two main disputes continue to be which sanctions will be lifted and when, and what kind of nuclear research and development Iran can still pursue. As Iran's team sits with all six foreign ministers, observers say it's still not clear if they're engaging in high stakes bargaining or have no more political space to move forward.
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