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Saudi Arabia’s Non-Oil Exports Surge by 31% in Q2 to $23 Billion
Saudi Arabia’s non-oil exports surged by 31 percent in the second quarter to SR86.2 billion ($22.9 billion) from SR65.8 billion in the same period last year, the General Authority for Statistics, also known as GASTAT, said in a report.
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C3 US-Arab Healthcare and Business Summit Set for September 19th, 2022 at Union League Club in New York City
The C3 US-Arab Healthcare and Business Summit, a leading conference in the sector now in its 11th Annual edition, is set to take place September 19th, 2022 at the Union League Club in New York City.
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IMF: Saudi Economy Likely to be One of the Fastest Growing in the World in 2022
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) on Wednesday maintained its economic growth forecast for Saudi Arabia at 7.6% this year, bucking the global trend toward recession and likely placing it among the top growing economies in the world in 2022.
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U.S. Yemen Envoy Tim Lenderking Heads to Saudi Arabia, Jordan to Push Yemen Peace Talks
The U.S. special envoy for Yemen, Tim Lenderking, is headed to Saudi Arabia and Jordan on Monday to continue Washington’s diplomatic efforts to back a United Nation’s mediated truce in Yemen, Reuters reports, citing the U.S. State Department said.
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Oil Continues Drop on Global Indices as Recession, Demand Destruction Fears Weigh on Prices
Oil plummeted about 9% on Tuesday in the biggest daily drop since March, and failed to regain ground on Wednesday, as growing fears of a global recession and lockdowns in China that could slash demand weighed on prices.
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Saudi-led OPEC+ Group Sticks to Oil Output Policy, Delaying Debate before Biden’s Visit to Kingdom
The Saudi-led OPEC+ group of oil producers, which includes Russia, said on Thursday it would stick to its planned oil output hikes in August, pushing off a debate on policy from September onwards as prices have risen on tight global supplies and worries that the group has little ability to pump more crude, Reuters reports.
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Saudi Stock Exchange Tadawul Plans to Launch Single Stock Futures on July 4
Saudi Arabia’s stock exchange, the Tadawul, said it plans to launch single stock futures on July 4, “which will enable local and international investors to hedge and manage portfolio risks more effectively,” Reuters reports.
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The criticism, drama, and opportunities surrounding President Biden’s confirmed visit to Saudi Arabia, an economic victory lap, and more…
Episode 48 🚀 The 966 hosts talk about a new report from Saudi Arabia’s Investment Ministry that highlights all the gains in the Saudi economy recently, including an impressive start to 2022 GDP with 9.9% growth in Q1. Then the hosts discuss President Biden’s now confirmed visit, and all of the drama surrounding it…then the […]
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List of Top Names Committing to New Saudi-Backed LIV Golf Tour Grows as Johnson, Mickelson, Fowler Leave PGA
Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF)-backed new golf tour will, after all, attract some of the biggest names in the sport to commit to its new rival league to the established PGA Tour as several top names commit to play in the startup series.
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Biden Administration Negotiating Deal for Islands Transfer that May Lead to Normalized Relations between Saudi Arabia and Israel – Report
The Biden administration has been quietly mediating talks between Saudi Arabia, Israel and Egypt on negotiations “that, if successful, could be a first step on the road to the normalization of relations between Saudi Arabia and Israel,” an exclusive report in Axios said.
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Foreign fighters are spilling into Afghanistan, helping the Taliban
Hundreds of foreign militants are fleeing a months-long Pakistani military offensive and seeking sanctuary in Afghanistan, bolstering the ranks of Taliban factions and triggering one of the bloodiest starts to the spring fighting season in years, according to Afghan officials and analysts.
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Afghan army takes on Taliban in first solo offensive
The Afghan army is waging its largest-ever solo offensive against the Taliban, hoping to strike a decisive blow ahead of the spring fighting season and prove it can rout the insurgents without the aid of U.S. and NATO combat troops.
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Taliban hit Shiite mosque in Pakistan, killing 19
Militants stormed a Shiite mosque in northwestern Pakistan on Friday, killing 19 people in a wave of shooting and explosions before the siege ended, officials said. The attack in the city of Peshawar also wounded more than 40 people, according to Provincial Information Minister Mushtaq Ghani. There was intense shooting in the immediate aftermath of the explosion he said, but the violence was now over.
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Islamic State appoints leaders of ‘Khorasan province,’ issues veiled threat to Afghan Taliban
Abu Muhammad al Adnani, a spokesman for the Islamic State, announced the group's "expansion" into the lands of "Khorasan" -- modern day Afghanistan, Pakistan and parts of the surrounding countries -- and declared former Movement of the Taliban in Pakistan (Tehrik-e Taliban Pakistan or TTP) commander Hafez Saeed Khan as the "governor" of Khorasan province. Khan had previously served as the Movement of the Taliban in Pakistan's emir for the tribal agency of Arakzai.
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Afghan air force ascent slow, imperiling battle with Taliban
With new planes capable of engaging Taliban insurgents delayed by over two years, and NATO air missions backing up troops on the ground now at a minimum, the fledgling Afghan Air Force is scrambling to provide even basic support.
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Taliban militants arrested over attack on Pakistan school that left 130 dead
Some of the Taliban militants behind last month’s massacre of more than 130 schoolboys in Pakistan have been arrested inside Afghanistan, in the latest sign of sharply improved counter-terror cooperation between the two countries.
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Taliban ‘reject offer of Afghan government posts’
The Taliban have been offered posts in the new Afghan government but have turned them down, the BBC understands. The offer came from new President Ashraf Ghani in a bid to end the insurgency that threatens the recovery of the country.
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Kabul was eerie and dangerous under the Taliban. It feels that way again.Kabul was eerie and dangerous under the Taliban. It feels that way again.
Many winters ago, I stood in a vast, empty intersection of central Kabul. The only sounds were the jingle of passing horse carts and the ticking spokes of old bicycles. There were no other Westerners on the streets, and all eyes were upon me. Despite being wrapped in many layers of modest clothing, I felt naked.
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Taliban: U.S. Leaving Afghanistan in ‘Defeat’
In the lengthy statement, Mujahid said the war had exacted a heavy toll from the United States and its allies while leaving them precious little to show for their human and financial losses.
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Pakistan mourns after Taliban Peshawar school massacre
The Pakistani city of Peshawar is burying its dead after a Taliban attack at a school killed at least 132 children and nine staff. New images from the school show the brutality of the attack, with pools of blood on the ground and walls covered in pockmarks from hundreds of bullets.
- Bloomberg - How Will the Taliban's Attack Impact the United States?
- Washington Post - Why the Pakistani Taliban’s war on children keeps on going
- Reuters - Taliban Launches Attacks Along Afghanistan-Pakistan Border
- Long War Journal - The Peshawar attack: sickening, but no surprise
- The Atlantic - Pakistan's Blackest Day
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