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Companies backed by Public Investment Fund have risen to prominence as the kingdom’s day-to-day ruler asserts control
Multilateral lender founded as competitor to west has struggled to raise funds because of Russia exposure
A growing number of western politicians are concerned this year’s UN climate summit in the UAE will be too beholden to the oil and gas industry
Olivier Vandecasteele and Asadollah Asadi were released on Friday as part of a trade mediated by Oman
Rapprochement follows other efforts by Prince Mohammed bin Salman to improve Riyadh’s image
The need is to transform the minority of successful Egyptian companies into an overwhelming majority
Sponsorship agreement would be scrutinised by the Premier League under new rules
Two factions had threatened to withhold backing for a deal unless their funding demands were met
Prime minister seals agreement with ultraorthodox members of his coalition who had threatened to withhold support
Condemnation over climate summit follows readmission of Syria to Arab League
Some worry that further loosening of rules will sow division and erode country’s identity
Ukraine president seeks to broaden international support ahead of offensive against Russian occupation
Countries to discuss initiative with leader to encourage millions of refugees to return
Hangings carried out in defiance of international calls for leniency
What happened when the HTSI travel editor Maria Shollenbarger took her 80-year-old mother to Morocco?
Readmission to the Arab League sends a chilling message to regime’s victims
A pioneering programme aims to help under-represented Arabs progress in business and society
Riad Salameh failed to appear before Paris investigators over corruption and money-laundering
Industries struggling to fund imports and lure investors amid foreign currency crisis
Move likely to cause disquiet among those expressing disdain for the pace of reconciliation with Damascus
Cautious deal brokered by Egypt raises hopes of end to worst cross-border violence in years
Supporters say move would plug security gap but critics fear it could fuel crime and violence
Tehran-based company receives most of the revenues from the power plant used by UK group’s joint venture in Iraq
Tehran gallery Dastan is showing quiet but uncompromising works at Frieze New York
The calligraphist turned abstractionist is using spray-paint to make works that reflect today’s realities
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