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Pompeo Leaves Saudi Arabia, Arrives in Turkey
U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo concluded his visit to Saudi Arabia and is now in Turkey to meet with Turkish officials including President Erdogan, according to reports. Pompeo said the government pledged to hold anyone accountable in the disappearance of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi. “[The Saudi government] made a commitment to hold anyone connected […]
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Saudi, Kuwait, UAE Agree to Give Bahrain $10b
Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates have agreed to give Bahrain $10 billion to “support the country’s funding requirements,” Reuters reports, as Bahrain embarks on a fiscal program aimed at eliminating its budget deficit by 2022. The move by Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and the UAE “makes sense economically” because “any collapse of Bahrain’s currency […]
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Saudi National Day Becomes Global Celebration
Buildings in Saudi Arabia and around the world were colored in the Saudi national color of green as millions celebrated the Kingdom’s 88th national day. The Burj Khalifa in the UAE was illuminated with the Saudi flag last night, while the Nasdaq Tower’s electronic billboard in New York’s Times Square was lit up with photos of […]
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Saudi Arabia’s SABIC Gets Green Light to Buy 24.99% stake in Clariant, Creates Joint Venture
Saudi Arabia’s SABIC has received a green light to go ahead with its planned acquisition of 24.99% of Swiss chemical company Clariant, and is now proceeding with a new joint venture with the company, according to the Wall Street Journal. SABIC will pay $2.5 billion for the stake and “now the two companies are creating […]
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Al-Falih Denies Reuters Report of Cancelled Saudi Aramco IPO
Saudi Arabia is refuting a Reuters report yesterday that said the Kingdom was cancelling its planned IPO for Saudi Aramco, according to comments made by the Kingdom’s minister of energy Khalid Al-Falih. “The Government remains committed to the IPO of Saudi Aramco at a time of its own choosing when conditions are optimum,” Al-Falih said. […]
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Report: Top Tech Companies Remove Accounts Related to Anti-Saudi ‘Iranian Propaganda Operation’
Facebook, Twitter, and Alphabet collectively removed hundreds of accounts tied to an alleged Iranian propaganda operation on Tuesday, while Facebook took down a second campaign it said was linked to Russia, according to a Reuters report. Facebook Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg said the accounts identified on his company’s platform were part of two separate campaigns, […]
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Saudi’s SAMA Warns Against Cryptocurrencies
The Saudi government has outlawed using and trading in Bitcoin, citing the high risk and negative consequences in the cryptocurrency. Saudi Arabia’s Monetary Agency (SAMA) warned against trading in digital currencies for “their negative consequences and high risks on traders as they are out of government supervision.” SAMA continued that cyptocurrencies like Bitcoin “are illegal in the kingdom […]
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Conflicting Reports on PIF Interest in Massive Tesla Stake
Conflicting reports have surfaced on the interest level of Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund in purchasing a large stake in Tesla, which could enable the electric car company founded by Elon Musk to go private. Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF) is “working to be part of any investor pool that emerges to take Tesla private,” Bloomberg News […]
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Higher Oil Prices Push Saudi Quarterly Revenue Up 67%
Saudi Arabia’s second-quarter budget revenue increased 67 percent from the year-earlier period, Bloomberg reports. Revenue climbed to 273.6 billion riyals ($73 billion), boosted by an 82 percent increase in oil revenue; non-oil revenue rose 42 percent to 89.4 billion riyals ($24 billion), while the budget deficit fell to 7.4 billion riyals ($2 billion), according to […]
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Third Cinema Operating License Awarded in Saudi Arabia as Entertainment Sector Heats Up
Saudi Arabia’s Minister of Information and Chairman of the General Authority for Audiovisual Media Dr. Awwad Al-Awad awarded the third cinema operation license to the Al-Rashed United Group — Empire Cinema as the Kingdom’s entertainment sector heats up. US giant AMC and Dubai-based Vox Cinemas received the first two licenses and have already opened theaters in April […]
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Will fiscal pain of low oil prices force Saudi Arabia’s hand?
Saudi Arabia is feeling some significant fiscal pain as a result of a collapse in oil prices it helped to engineer. But that doesn’t mean the world’s most important oil producer is likely to change its tune.
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Perspective: A Kumbaya Moment for the Middle East? Hardly.
Netanyahu is no doubt betting on Hillary, who has moved to the left on many issues to court liberal voters but not on Israel. But he should be very worried about the shift in the U.S. electorate.
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How Much Oil Can Iraq Produce?
Although the International Energy Agency reports that Iraq has produced record amounts of crude from its southern fields in recent months, a number of security, economic, and political obstacles stand in the way of maintaining and growing Iraqi Sustainable Crude Oil Production Capacity, currently reported as 4.1 million barrels per day. Some analysts have recently revised forecasts downward in light of these concerns.
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Amid spin and conspiracy, what are the facts about Benghazi probe?
At 10 a.m. Eastern time Thursday, politics and diplomacy, the present and the past, collide when Hillary Clinton takes her seat before the bipartisan House Select Committee on Benghazi.
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Are Saudi-Russian Relations Fraying?
Not only has Russia decided to align itself with Saudi Arabia’s biggest foes the region—Assad, Iran and Hezbollah—there are serious doubts about Russia’s true intentions in Syria.
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Analysis: Confrontation or Cooperation? Russian-Saudi Relations Hinge on Syria
These dueling summer visits illustrate that Russia has been attempting to square a circle. It has been developing closer relations with Saudi Arabia and promising to supply it with some of its most sophisticated weaponry, while simultaneously serving as the principal global supporter for Saudi Arabia’s main regional rival, Iran, the most powerful international supporter of the Assad dictatorship.
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Should We Stay or Should We Go? Experts Praise Afghanistan Troop Reversal
"Kunduz was a shock because it's a region of Afghanistan where traditionally, the Taliban had not been as strong," said Nicholas Burns, former U.S. ambassador to NATO for President George W. Bush.
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How Many ISIS Fighters Has the US Actually Killed?
One reason to tally the number of enemy fighters killed is to know what the U.S. military and its allies are up against.
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- Long War Journal - US drone strike kills mufti of Islamic State Khorasan Province
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Should You Care That This Saudi Prince Now Owns 5% of Twitter?
Saudi Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal has purchased almost 35 million shares of the microblogging firm, meaning that he owns 5.17% of the shares outstanding.
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Analysis: Where does Oman and Iran’s pipeline leave Saudi Arabia?
Recent reports suggest that officials in the Sultanate of Oman and the Islamic Republic of Iran have given the go-ahead for the rumored 173-mile underwater gas pipeline connecting the two nations. As of March 2013, only an “understanding” had been reached. The new reports raise clear implications for the wider Gulf region, particularly Saudi Arabia.
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