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Saudi Aramco Cuts Asian Oil Prices by Eleven Dollars per Barrel in Major Market Move

Saudi Aramco has reduced its August Official Selling Price for Arab Light crude to Asian customers by eleven dollars per barrel, the company’s largest monthly price cut since 2003 as it responds to changing global market conditions.
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Modern Slavery Decisions Broaden the Al Fayed Inquiry’s Frame

At least five women who say they were abused by Mohamed Al Fayed have received formal recognition as victims of modern slavery, adding official weight to the trafficking dimensi...

FIFA’s Retreat Leaves a Larger Question Over Who Guards the Game

Gianni Infantino has abandoned a private-investment plan for football’s most valuable commercial rights, but the revolt it provoked has widened into a dispute over FIFA’s power,...

Saudi International Sports Events Face Disruption as Regional Security Concerns Affect Major Tournaments

The 2026 Esports World Cup was moved to Paris after organizers relocated the event from Saudi Arabia because of regional security concerns, following disruption to other planned...

AlUla Expands Sustainable Tourism Model With Visitor Limits and Heritage Protection Measures

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Saudi Arabia Launches Global Women’s Golf Series Through PIF and Golf Saudi Partnership

The Public Investment Fund and Golf Saudi have announced the 2026 PIF Global Series, a fifteen million United States dollar women’s golf circuit featuring five tournaments acros...

Saudi Aramco Raises August LPG Prices as Global Demand Strengthens

Saudi Aramco increased August official selling prices for propane and butane by forty United States dollars per metric tonne, reflecting stronger international demand for liquef...

Saudi PIF-Backed HUMAIN Partners With MOZN to Expand Artificial Intelligence Development

HUMAIN, a technology company backed by Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund, has invested in Riyadh-based enterprise AI firm MOZN as the Kingdom advances its artificial intelli...

Saudi Arabia Reports Higher Foreign Investment and Lower Unemployment in First Quarter Economic Update

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Neom Project Enters Major Reset as Saudi Arabia Scales Back The Line Development Plans

Saudi Arabia’s Neom megaproject is undergoing a strategic review, with The Line’s 2030 population target reduced to one hundred thousand residents and resources redirected towar...

Saudi Arabia Prepares Military Options Against Houthis as Red Sea Security Tensions Rise

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Public Investment Fund Approves 2026–2030 Strategy Focused on Investment Returns and Domestic Growth

Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund has approved a new five-year strategy shifting from rapid expansion toward stronger investment performance, with greater focus on domestic ...
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