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Iran Edges Closer To A Revolution That Would Reshape The World
As protesters pour into the streets of Iran night after night, leaders across the region and around the world are grappling with the possibility that the Islamic Republic could be overthrown.
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Assad's Fall After 24-Year Rule In Syria Risks More Middle East Chaos
As Bashar Al-Assad fled to Moscow, the looters started raiding the presidential palace and people took to the streets of Damascus to celebrate his demise.
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After Iran Attacks Israel, World Races To Avoid Full-Scale War
The huge salvo of missiles and drones launched from the arid plains of Iran toward Israel was the kind of direct conflict between the Middle East powers that the world had long feared would mark the explosion of a full-blown regional war.
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Kuwait's New Ruler's First Job is To Fix Its Old Problems
Like his immediate predecessor, Kuwait's new ruler is taking over in his 80s and will be confronted with the same economy-hobbling political dysfunction that has for years doomed reforms.
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Qatar Indispensable In Middle East? Israel-Hamas War Raises Big Question
It took just a few hours after Hamas's assault on Israel for Qatar's prime minister to assemble a team at an undisclosed location in the capital, Doha.
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Why Saudi Arabia Rebuffed Biden's Pleas for More Oil
The US has accused Saudi Arabia of siding with Russia after it led OPEC+ in a shock decision to slash crude output, keeping oil prices high at a time of global concern about inflation.
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One Of The World's Richest Countries Is Becoming Hotter And Unlivable
Trying to catch a bus at the Maliya station in Kuwait City can be unbearable in the summer.
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Qatar May Struggle To Deliver The New-Look Taliban It Hyped
As the Taliban closed in on Kabul and tens of thousands of people overwhelmed its airport, it was the small Gulf state of Qatar that first opened its doors to evacuees, fast establishing itself as the West's main line of communication.
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A $600 Billion Wealth Fund Is Caught In A Political Power Struggle
A $600 billion sovereign wealth fund is caught in the crosshairs of a political power struggle that's roiling one of the world's richest countries.
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Saudi Crown Prince's New Year Reset Before Biden's Takeover
On a day that Saudi Arabia jolted the oil market with an output cut it called a "gesture of goodwill," the kingdom's de-facto ruler took center stage in a mirrored concert hall, ready to resolve a different crisis.
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Iran Edges Closer To A Revolution That Would Reshape The World
As protesters pour into the streets of Iran night after night, leaders across the region and around the world are grappling with the possibility that the Islamic Republic could be overthrown.
-
Assad's Fall After 24-Year Rule In Syria Risks More Middle East Chaos
As Bashar Al-Assad fled to Moscow, the looters started raiding the presidential palace and people took to the streets of Damascus to celebrate his demise.
-
After Iran Attacks Israel, World Races To Avoid Full-Scale War
The huge salvo of missiles and drones launched from the arid plains of Iran toward Israel was the kind of direct conflict between the Middle East powers that the world had long feared would mark the explosion of a full-blown regional war.
-
Kuwait's New Ruler's First Job is To Fix Its Old Problems
Like his immediate predecessor, Kuwait's new ruler is taking over in his 80s and will be confronted with the same economy-hobbling political dysfunction that has for years doomed reforms.
-
Qatar Indispensable In Middle East? Israel-Hamas War Raises Big Question
It took just a few hours after Hamas's assault on Israel for Qatar's prime minister to assemble a team at an undisclosed location in the capital, Doha.
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Why Saudi Arabia Rebuffed Biden's Pleas for More Oil
The US has accused Saudi Arabia of siding with Russia after it led OPEC+ in a shock decision to slash crude output, keeping oil prices high at a time of global concern about inflation.
-
One Of The World's Richest Countries Is Becoming Hotter And Unlivable
Trying to catch a bus at the Maliya station in Kuwait City can be unbearable in the summer.
-
Qatar May Struggle To Deliver The New-Look Taliban It Hyped
As the Taliban closed in on Kabul and tens of thousands of people overwhelmed its airport, it was the small Gulf state of Qatar that first opened its doors to evacuees, fast establishing itself as the West's main line of communication.
-
A $600 Billion Wealth Fund Is Caught In A Political Power Struggle
A $600 billion sovereign wealth fund is caught in the crosshairs of a political power struggle that's roiling one of the world's richest countries.
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Saudi Crown Prince's New Year Reset Before Biden's Takeover
On a day that Saudi Arabia jolted the oil market with an output cut it called a "gesture of goodwill," the kingdom's de-facto ruler took center stage in a mirrored concert hall, ready to resolve a different crisis.
