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Watch: Cristiano Ronaldo Leaves Defender On Floor, Showcases Stunning Skills On Al-Nassr Debut
Cristiano Ronaldo showcased brilliant skills on the bill, leaving a defender on the ground as he made his debut for Saudi Arabia club Al-Nassr.
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Apple No Longer World’s Most Valuable Company, Dethroned by Saudi Aramco
Saudi Aramco, billed as the largest oil-producing company, has also become the world's most valuable company, surpassing American tech giant Apple. Rising demand and rising costs are driving up the value of oil company stocks.
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Volocopter Will Create First Public eVTOL System In Saudi Arabia
Volocopter has projects in Los Angeles and it will start public tests in Japan by 2023.
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Saudi's Corniche Race Track The First 5G Enabled F1 Track
The track itself has been billed as the fastest street track in the world, with long winding corners, banked areas, and long straights.
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Man Allegedly Gives Triple Talaq To Wife Over Phone In UP, Charged
A man was charged for allegedly giving triple talaq to his wife over phone in Uttar Pradesh's Kushinagar district, police said on Saturday, four days after the passage of a bill in Parliament that criminalises the practice.
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Donald Trump Vetoes 3 Bills Blocking Arms Sales To Saudi Arabia
President Donald Trump on Wednesday vetoed three resolutions that Congress passed to stop several arms sales benefiting Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, which the president pushed through without congressional approval.
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US May Deny Visa To Saudi Royal Family Members Over Human Rights Record
Senate Republicans seeking a way to punish Saudi Arabia over its human rights record without provoking a veto by President Donald Trump are trying a new strategy: denying visas for members of the kingdom's royal family.
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Trump Seems Eager To Contain Fallout From Journalist's Disappearance
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman did most of the talking as he received Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Tuesday for what the White House had billed as a hard-nosed effort to get answers in the case of missing Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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JP Morgan, Ford To Drop Out Of Saudi Meet Over Missing Journalist: Report
JP Morgan CEO James Dimon and Ford chairman Bill Ford will not attend a major investment conference in Riyadh following the disappearance of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi, CNBC reported Sunday.
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A Ghost Army Of The Not-Very-Employed Haunts Gulf Rulers
The government was trying to trim a wage bill that eats up more than half its budget -- an outlandish share even by Gulf standards. Last year, it required public employees to swipe their fingers on a biometric reader every morning.
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Opinion: Reality Check For A Superstar Saudi Prince
For three weeks ending last weekend in Texas, Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman was the most celebrated foreign leader to visit the U.S. since China's Deng Xiaoping almost 40 years ago. MBS, as he's called, was embraced by the administration of President Donald Trump. He saw former President Bill Clinton, leading tech executives, entertainment...
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11 Saudi Princes Arrested For Objecting To Water And Electricity Bills
Saudi Arabia said on Saturday that it had arrested a group of 11 princes who held a rare demonstration at a royal palace after the government halted payment of their electricity and water bills, according to a statement by the Saudi attorney general.
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11 Saudi Princes Detained Following Protest Over Utility Bills
Saudi Arabian authorities have detained 11 princes after they gathered at a royal palace in Riyadh in a rare protest against the government suspending payment of their utility bills, the public prosecutor said on Saturday.
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11 Saudi Princes Detained Following Protest: Report
Saudi authorities have detained 11 princes after they gathered at a royal palace in Riyadh in a rare protest against austerity measures that included suspending payment of their utility bills, Saudi media reported on Saturday.
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Day After Rejecting Veto, US Lawmakers Concerned About September 11 Law
U.S. lawmakers on Thursday expressed doubts about Sept. 11 legislation they forced on President Barack Obama, saying the new law allowing lawsuits against Saudi Arabia could be narrowed to ease concerns about its effect on Americans abroad.
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Watch: Cristiano Ronaldo Leaves Defender On Floor, Showcases Stunning Skills On Al-Nassr Debut
Cristiano Ronaldo showcased brilliant skills on the bill, leaving a defender on the ground as he made his debut for Saudi Arabia club Al-Nassr.
-
Apple No Longer World’s Most Valuable Company, Dethroned by Saudi Aramco
Saudi Aramco, billed as the largest oil-producing company, has also become the world's most valuable company, surpassing American tech giant Apple. Rising demand and rising costs are driving up the value of oil company stocks.
-
Volocopter Will Create First Public eVTOL System In Saudi Arabia
Volocopter has projects in Los Angeles and it will start public tests in Japan by 2023.
-
Saudi's Corniche Race Track The First 5G Enabled F1 Track
The track itself has been billed as the fastest street track in the world, with long winding corners, banked areas, and long straights.
-
Man Allegedly Gives Triple Talaq To Wife Over Phone In UP, Charged
A man was charged for allegedly giving triple talaq to his wife over phone in Uttar Pradesh's Kushinagar district, police said on Saturday, four days after the passage of a bill in Parliament that criminalises the practice.
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Donald Trump Vetoes 3 Bills Blocking Arms Sales To Saudi Arabia
President Donald Trump on Wednesday vetoed three resolutions that Congress passed to stop several arms sales benefiting Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, which the president pushed through without congressional approval.
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US May Deny Visa To Saudi Royal Family Members Over Human Rights Record
Senate Republicans seeking a way to punish Saudi Arabia over its human rights record without provoking a veto by President Donald Trump are trying a new strategy: denying visas for members of the kingdom's royal family.
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Trump Seems Eager To Contain Fallout From Journalist's Disappearance
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman did most of the talking as he received Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Tuesday for what the White House had billed as a hard-nosed effort to get answers in the case of missing Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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JP Morgan, Ford To Drop Out Of Saudi Meet Over Missing Journalist: Report
JP Morgan CEO James Dimon and Ford chairman Bill Ford will not attend a major investment conference in Riyadh following the disappearance of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi, CNBC reported Sunday.
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A Ghost Army Of The Not-Very-Employed Haunts Gulf Rulers
The government was trying to trim a wage bill that eats up more than half its budget -- an outlandish share even by Gulf standards. Last year, it required public employees to swipe their fingers on a biometric reader every morning.
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Opinion: Reality Check For A Superstar Saudi Prince
For three weeks ending last weekend in Texas, Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman was the most celebrated foreign leader to visit the U.S. since China's Deng Xiaoping almost 40 years ago. MBS, as he's called, was embraced by the administration of President Donald Trump. He saw former President Bill Clinton, leading tech executives, entertainment...
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11 Saudi Princes Arrested For Objecting To Water And Electricity Bills
Saudi Arabia said on Saturday that it had arrested a group of 11 princes who held a rare demonstration at a royal palace after the government halted payment of their electricity and water bills, according to a statement by the Saudi attorney general.
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11 Saudi Princes Detained Following Protest Over Utility Bills
Saudi Arabian authorities have detained 11 princes after they gathered at a royal palace in Riyadh in a rare protest against the government suspending payment of their utility bills, the public prosecutor said on Saturday.
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11 Saudi Princes Detained Following Protest: Report
Saudi authorities have detained 11 princes after they gathered at a royal palace in Riyadh in a rare protest against austerity measures that included suspending payment of their utility bills, Saudi media reported on Saturday.
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Day After Rejecting Veto, US Lawmakers Concerned About September 11 Law
U.S. lawmakers on Thursday expressed doubts about Sept. 11 legislation they forced on President Barack Obama, saying the new law allowing lawsuits against Saudi Arabia could be narrowed to ease concerns about its effect on Americans abroad.
