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Saudi Arabia Makes Major Amendment to Citizenship Law
- January 12,2023
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Saudi Arabia’s King Salman issued a royal decree that defines who can claim Saudi citizenship, allowing the children of Saudi women who are married to expat men to now apply for citizenship after the age of 18.
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Saudi Arabia’s Ma’aden Forms JV with the Public Investment Fund (PIF) to Invest in Mining Assets Abroad
- January 11,2023
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Saudi Arabia will establish a firm to invest in mining assets internationally, according to reports.
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PIF Assumes Control of $50 Billion Diriyah Project
- January 10,2023
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Diriyah, a massive redevelopment of a historical site on the outskirts of the Saudi capital Riyadh, has become the fifth giga-project in the portfolio of Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund, the Public Investment Fund (PIF), according to reports.
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In Boost for Local Artists, Saudi Government Mandates Hotels to Purchase Works by Saudis to Stimulate Art Scene
- January 9,2023
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The Saudi Ministry of Culture on Saturday announced that hotels in the kingdom must acquire the artworks of local artists to support the country’s growing art scene, according to reports.
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Dr. Aziz Alghashian talks Saudi-Israel relations, the Future Minerals Forum 2023, water in Saudi Arabia and much more!
- January 6,2023
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In episode 70 of The 966, Dr. Aziz Alghashian joins The 966 to talk about Saudi-Israel relations in 2023, the status of the Abraham Accords, and his view on Saudi foreign policy going forward. Before the conversation with Dr. Aziz, the hosts discuss the upcoming Future Minerals Forum 2023 in Riyadh, major developments in Saudi Arabia’s […]
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Oil Continues Fall to $76 on Brent as Aramco Cuts Prices for Asia and Europe
- January 5,2023
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Saudi Arabia cut oil prices for its main market of Asia and for Europe, “signaling that demand remains sluggish as economies slow and coronavirus cases in China surge,” according to Bloomberg.
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Saudi Arabia’s Sees Strong Labor Force Numbers for Nationals; PMI Holds at 56.9
- January 4,2023
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Saudi Arabia’s job numbers witnessed their strongest growth rate since January 2018, and the unemployment rate for Saudi male citizens has fallen to its lowest level in more than 20 years, according to official data.
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Hyundai Motor Joins EV Car Race in Saudi Arabia with Planned Factory; Signs MOU with Saudi Ministry of Industry and Mineral Resources
- January 3,2023
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South Korea’s Hyundai Motors has joined the race to build EV cars in Saudi Arabia, signing a memorandum of understanding with Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Industry and Mineral Resources to build a factory for the complete assembly of electric cars in the Kingdom, the Saudi Press Agency (SPA) reported.
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Soccer Superstar Captain Cristiano Ronaldo Joins Saudi Club Al-Nassr
- January 2,2023
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Portugal captain Cristiano Ronaldo has joined Saudi Arabian club Al Nassr on a 2-1/2 year contract, the club announced on Friday, after leaving Manchester United disgruntled with ownership and manager Erik ten Hag to become a free agent ahead of the World Cup.
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Saudi Arabia’s ACWA Power to build 1.5 GW wind plant in Uzbekistan
- December 30,2022
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Saudi Arabia’s ACWA Power is set to build a sizable 1.5 GW wind energy plant in Uzbekistan, signing power purchase agreements and investment agreements to build the Kungrad wind farm in Karakalpakstan—previously known as the Karakalpakstan Wind IPP.
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Israel in the RegionIs Iraq the New Front Line in Israel’s Conflict with Iran?
Nearly four decades after taking out Saddam Hussein’s nuclear reactor, Israel once again faces threats emanating from Iranian-backed militias in Iraq.
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ICTSaudi ICT plan delivers $13 billion boost for economy
Saudi Arabia’s information and communications technology (ICT) sector will increase its contribution to the national economy by SR50 billion ($13.3 billion) in the next five years, thanks to a major digital development strategy.
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SyriaWhat ‘Victory’ Looks Like: A Journey Through Shattered Syria
Visiting five government-held cities and villages over eight days in June, we found ruin and generosity, people grieving and people getting through the day. Suffering had been unequally distributed, landing most heavily on the poor and on former rebel-held areas. The recovery, too, was unevenly shared.
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U.S.-IranIran’s Zarif warns U.S. that Tehran may also act ‘unpredictably’
“Mutual unpredictability will lead to chaos. President Trump cannot expect to be unpredictable and expect others to be predictable. Unpredictability will lead to mutual unpredictability and unpredictability is chaotic,” Zarif said in a speech at the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI).
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WomenSaudi Arabia implements end to travel restrictions for Saudi women
Saudi Arabia has begun allowing adult women to travel without permission and to exercise more control over family matters, state news agency SPA reported on Tuesday, following a flurry of royal decrees approving the changes. Riyadh has long faced international criticism over the status of Saudi women. Rights groups say women are often treated as second-class citizens under rules requiring them to get the consent of a male guardian for important decisions throughout their entire lives, regardless of age.
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SyriaA Journey to Explore What ‘Victory’ Looks Like in a Shattered Syria
On an eight-day visit, three New York Times journalists given rare access to Syria found ruin, grief and generosity. What was missing after eight years of civil war? Young men and a middle class.
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India-PakistanRestrictions continue in Kashmir despite security ease
Restrictions continued in much of Indian-administered Kashmir on Sunday, despite India’s government saying it was gradually restoring phone lines and easing a security lockdown that’s been in place for nearly two weeks. Soldiers manned nearly deserted streets and limited the movement of the few pedestrians who came out of their homes in Srinagar, the region’s main city.
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SecuritySaudi Oil Fields Are in the Firing Line as Gulf Conflicts Rage
Saudi Arabia’s oil fields, responsible for almost a 10th of global crude production, are in the firing line. Recently, they’ve been targeted by air, sea and land. Flaring tensions in the Persian Gulf have seen some of the the world’s biggest crude deposits, along with processing and transport infrastructure and vessels, targeted by explosives-laden drones and bombings.
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Women in SaudiSaudi Changes to Guardianship System Ease Restrictions on Women
All of these laws show the Saudi leadership’s efforts to strike a balance between opening up the country and preserving some traditional values by differentiating between customs, Islamic laws, and gender rights.
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Hajj 2019Saudi King invites survivor and victims’ relatives of New Zealand shooting to make holy pilgrimage
The Saudi king is paying for the airfare, accommodation and travel costs, which could cost over $1 million, as they perform hajj, the holy Muslim pilgrimage to Mecca.
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