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Saudi Arabia's de facto ruler and a top aide to US President Joe Biden have discussed a "semi-final" version of a deal expected to beef up security ties, Saudi state media reported on Sunday.

The Gulf Arab nation of Qatar, a key mediator in talks aimed at striking a hostage and ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas, is reconsidering its role as it pushes back against criticism of its ties to the Palestinian militant group.

As a devastating conflict has unfolded across Sudan over the past year, the countrys military rivals have sought support from foreign backers as they try to tip the contest in their favour.That backing risks widening and prolonging the war between the Sudanese armed forces, led by General Abdel Fat

As Sudan grapples with a devastating conflict, its military factions have turned to foreign backers in a bid to gain an edge, potentially prolonging and...

The vision, which aligns key policies for Gulf states, comes following a decade mired by disputes within the Gulf Cooperation Council.

Last weekend, Los Angeles Ballet launched their 2024 season, the first full season programmed by Melissa Barak with plenty of new work to be excited about.

Pitt Dance Marathon held its 18th annual fundraiser on March 23 in the Cost Sports Center. According to PDM president Anna Jacobs, the success of the event is due in large part to the network of supporters who raise money and attend the event.

Most experts speaking to BI said even the first step of forming a "METO," as dubbed by Stewart, can't be agreed upon by Netanyahu's government.

KINGSTON, N.Y. — Housing, healthcare, reproductive rights, and gun violence dominated U.S. Rep. Pat Ryan’s appearance at a sold-out Ulster County Regional Chamber of Commerce breakfast Wednesday at the Best Western Plus that was disrupted by pro-Palestinian protestors calling for an immediate cease-fire in Gaza. While most of the protestors remained outside of the hotel’s […]

Overnight strikes in Yemen have set off alarm bells in Saudi Arabia, which craves de-escalation in its war-torn neighbour so it can focus on domestic reforms, analysts said.