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Border tariffs with the UAE and other GCC states viewed as part of efforts to woo companies to base themselves in kingdom
Bin Salman promises cut in carbon emissions but likely to remain world’s biggest crude exporter
More than a decade in the making, the remote hotel is serene and spectacular — despite an incongruous neighbour
The world needs China and the US to find a framework for managing tensions
Global financial watchdog likely to 'grey-list' Turkey
Clashes in Beirut bode ill for a country where Iran-backed Hizbollah flexes its muscles
Country’s democratic experiment fails to deliver 18 years after US-led invasion
João Lourenço talks about corruption, economic and democratic reforms at FT Africa Summit
Rafael Grossi seeks urgent meeting with Tehran’s foreign minister as part of effort to resurrect global pact
Eighteen football clubs back motion at emergency meeting amid concerns over new owners
In four years, crown prince’s reforms have led to number of women in labour force almost doubling to 33%
Bitter partisanship at home is holding back US diplomacy
Algiers threatens to cut off supplies this month in response to moves by newly assertive Rabat
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Investigation into devastating 2020 blast threatens to reignite civil-war rivalries after Hizbollah show of force
The scion of a revered cleric positioned himself as an outsider but has been drawn into Iraq’s corrupt politics
Kingdom says it is considering reopening Jeddah consulate as it tries to keep talks with regional foe alive
Worst violence in years as tensions rise over probe into 2020 explosion that devastated Lebanon’s capital
Sectarian politics have blighted the country, leaving voters disillusioned with their leaders
Fatah Alliance loses more than half its seats but threat of violence from militias remains
New government faces huge challenge to reform broken banking sector amid crisis of trust in system
Dispute over contested Western Sahara territory sets Rabat against neighbours and EU trading partners
Lower labour costs and government policy have helped attract European auto groups
As company sign-ups to the project slow due to Covid, the finance city is opening offices in Dubai and London
Many restaurants and shops are yet to reopen their doors as visitor footfall remains low
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