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Design Released for Saudi Arabia’s New Global Business School in Jeddah
Renderings of the forthcoming Global Business School in Jeddah have been published online, depicting a massive building that will serve as a modern campus for the educational institution in Saudi Arabia’s second largest city. The new business school, which will have both Saudi and international students, is expected to open in 2020 and will operate […]
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Will Trump’s JCPoA Decision Affect U.S.-Saudi Nuclear Talks?
President Trump’s decision to withdraw the United States from the so-called Iran deal may have an effect on the ongoing negotiations between the U.S. and Saudi Arabia, according to analysts, as Energy Secretary Rick Perry hopes to steer Saudi nuclear negotiators into an “acceptable 123 agreement with additional protocols.” The U.S. is hoping to position Westinghouse among […]
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Saudi Arabia Launches $13b ‘Quality of Life 2020’ Program to Promote Entertainment, Health, and Sports
At a ceremony in Riyadh yesterday, the Kingdom unveiled its plans to spend 50 billion riyals ($13.33 billion) by 2020 on a new ‘Quality of Life 2020’ initiative to promote entertainment, health, sports and education as part of a modernizing drive by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, according to Reuters. The program, which aims to generate 300,000 […]
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Following Audit, Saudi Aramco Reserves ‘Higher than Expected’
An audit of Saudi Aramco’s oil reserves done ahead of a planned IPO has found the state oil giant “to have higher reserves than it previously reported,” Reuters reports, citing sources familiar with the matter. Saudi Arabia’s oil, which is easily recoverable from the ground compared with shale sources found in the United States and […]
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Saudi King, Crown Prince Attend Groundbreaking Ceremony for Qiddiya, Saudi Arabia’s Answer to Disneyworld
Saudi Arabia’s King Salman and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman attended the opening ceremony this week of the Kingdom’s massive forthcoming entertainment city, Qiddiya, on the outskirts of Riyadh this weekend. Qiddiya represents another major investment in expanding social outlets for Saudis backed by Saudi Arabia’s PIF. The entertainment city sits 40km from downtown Riyadh and […]
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Will Saudi Arabia Send Troops to Syria? Foreign Minister Adel Al-Jubeir Says Talks with U.S. Ongoing
Saudi Arabia’s Foreign Minister Adel Al-Jubeir said it is “in discussions with the United States about sending troops to Syria,” according to the Washington Post, as President Trump seeks a way out for the U.S. military there. In comments to reporters in Riyadh, Al-Jubeir said the deliberations on what type of force needs to remain in […]
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Arab Leaders Gather in Dhahran to Unite on Regional Challenges
Arab leaders gathered in Dhahran this weekend for the 29th session of the Arab Summit, held for the first time at the recently-opened King Abdulaziz International Cultural Center in Dhahran. The group called on Sunday for an international probe into the “criminal” use of chemical weapons in Syria and condemned what it saw as Iran’s […]
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Saudi Arabia’s Swings for Fences With ‘Bold, Risky’ Solar Bet
Saudi Arabia and SoftBank signed a MOU to build a $200 billion solar power project this week in New York, dwarfing all other existing or planned projects in the world and placing the Kingdom and its 3,000 hours of sunshine a year into a global leadership position in the renewable energy field. The project, unveiled in New York this week […]
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Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman Visits UK on Wednesday with Billions in Deals Eyed
Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman will arrive to the United Kingdom on Wednesday, his second stop in a multi-national tour with a broad economic and diplomatic agenda. The Crown Prince is due to meet Prime Minister Theresa May and other senior ministers, members of the royal family, as well as security officials and […]
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VAT, Fuel Price Reforms Cause Bump in Saudi Inflation
Inflation rose in Saudi Arabia in January 2018 by 3 percent year-on-year, and 3.9 percent month-on-month “largely as a result of the implementation of VAT and utility and fuel price reform during the month,” Riyadh-based Jadwa Investment confirmed in a research note. The data is based on official Saudi figures released by the government. The figures suggested […]
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What does California have in common with a decades-old Saudi Arabian water mystery?
A decade ago, reports began emerging of a strange occurrence in the Saudi Arabian desert. Ancient desert springs were drying up.
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Perspective: Are Syrian refugees a security threat to the Middle East?
hey are now leaving these countries because life there has become increasingly untenable: diminishing aid funds have left refugees with scant resources to buy food and other necessities; opportunities for work, study and accessing basic services are declining, and life has become more dangerous because of tension with the local populations.
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Why did a Saudi billionaire donate $10 million to Yale?
The Abdallah S. Kamel Center for the Study of Islamic Law and Civilization was established to satisfy a growing interest at Yale and other universities in Islamic law and culture, said school officials.
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How will Syria’s war end? Other civil wars suggest an answer
To envision how the Syrian civil war might ultimately end, it’s helpful to think through how civil wars end in general, and then ask which approach might apply in this case.
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Do Qatar, UAE Airlines Threaten US National Security?
The big three U.S. airlines — American, Delta and United — have long claimed that massive subsidies from the UAE and Qatari governments unfairly prop up Emirates, Etihad Airways, and Qatar Airways. Now they’re saying it’s bad for U.S. national security as well.
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Iran’s elite military is entangled in regional wars. Mission creep?
“It worked well when it was low cost, but now it is high cost.… There is no Saddam Hussein who insulted the Iranian nation as a whole” as a national motivating factor, as in the 1980s, says Mr. Posch. “This is a war of their own liking, for the purpose of power projection. But they’ve been too ignorant of the fear of the small Gulf countries; too ignorant about the fears of the Saudis.”
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Will King Salman’s visit to Washington reset US-Saudi relations?
The statement following the meetings shows that the Obama administration seems to have adjusted to this new Saudi posture. This is less than a dramatic resetting of parameters; Saudi-US relations seem to have undergone a recalibration of expectations. This decadeslong special relationship will endure.
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- SUSRIS - Summit Wrap-up: Foreign Minister Jubeir on New Strategic Partnership
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- Forbes - Energy Takeaways From The Saudi King's Visit With Obama
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Who Will Suffer Most from Climate Change?
Poor farmers will feel the sting of these changes at the same time the world needs their help to feed a growing population. By 2050, global food demand is expected to increase by 60%. Declining harvests would strain the global food system, increasing hunger and eroding the tremendous progress the world has made against poverty over the last half-century.
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What’s needed for better Saudi-U.S. business ties?
The top-level attention to business ties comes at a time of increasing pressure on economies as the global energy market remains in the doldrums amid over-production and key consumers’ slowdowns.
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Saudi Arabia’s New Best Friend: China?
However, while Saudi Arabia values the long-term potential of the Chinese market for Saudi crude, petrochemicals and refined oil products, the real appeal of Chinese relations for the Saudis is that they do not come with “strings attached.”
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