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Global EconomyWorld Bank Cuts 2015 Forecast for Global Economy
The World Bank, citing stagnation in Europe and Japan and a slowdown in China, downgraded its forecast for the global economy this year. It also reported that world economic growth came in below expectations in 2014.
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Paris AttackParis attack: Middle East press condemns killings
The overwhelming tone of reaction from Middle Eastern press is one of shock and categorical condemnation of the 7 January attack on the offices of French magazine Charlie Hebdo and the killing of 12 people.
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ArtLACMA to loan Damascus room, Islamic art to new Saudi museum
The Los Angeles County Museum of Art announced Tuesday its intention to loan more than 130 pieces of its Islamic art collection to a museum under construction in Saudi Arabia.
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U.S. MilitaryOpinion: The Tragedy of the American Military
his reverent but disengaged attitude toward the military—we love the troops, but we’d rather not think about them—has become so familiar that we assume it is the American norm. But it is not.
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2014 ReviewThe Top Five Events in 2014
The question is how far the collapse of the post-World War I system will go. Will the national governments reassert themselves in a decisive way, or will the fragmentation continue? Will this process of disintegration spread to other heirs of Sykes and Picot? This question is more important than the emergence of the Islamic State. Radical Islamism is a factor in the region, and it will assert itself in various organizational forms. What is significant is that while a force, the Islamic State is in no position to overwhelm other factions, just as they cannot overwhelm it. Thus it is not the Islamic State, but the fragmentation and the crippling of national governments, that matters.
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Global Oil MarketsHere is how low oil prices will shake things up in 2015
OPEC is losing money and is said to be moving toward irrelevance, but it is hard to to make that argument stick. The cartel is fighting a war for dominance and controls about one-third of the daily global supply. Looking ahead, it seems likely that when the smoke clears and prices return to $80 a barrel or more, its influence will snap back. For cartel members who use this time of disarray to really clean up their economic systems, the low price bout could be a blessing.
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SyriaJordan Says IS Fighters Capture Pilot in Syria
Jordan said Islamic State militants have captured one of its pilots after his plane went down in northern Syria during "a mission" against Islamist insurgents.
- Yahoo! - More than 1,100 jihadists killed in US-led Syria strikes
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Global Oil MarketsSaudi Arabia Confident in Oil Rebounding on Global Growth
Saudi Arabia, the world’s largest oil exporter, is confident that crude prices will rebound with global economic growth boosting demand.
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BudgetSaudi Budget Could Decide Stocks’ Fate
Gains over the past two sessions, however, suggest that Saudi Arabia’s budget for the coming fiscal year will be keenly watched. If the finance minister stays true to his words, we could be in a for a stronger equity rebound.
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2015 BudgetSaudi Arabia to keep spending in 2015 budget: finance minister
Saudi Arabia will continue spending on development projects and social benefits in its 2015 budget despite "challenging" global economic conditions, Finance Minister Ibrahim Alassaf said on Wednesday, state news agency SPA reported.
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