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Biden and Netanyahu discuss Saudi normalisation and Iran - Vimarsana News

Biden and Netanyahu discuss Saudi normalisation and Iran

The US president and Israeli prime minister met on Wednesday - despite their rocky relationship - for the first time to discuss major issues, including Saudi-Israeli normalisation talks.

Saudi-Israel normalisation: Another betrayal of Palestine - Vimarsana News

Saudi-Israel normalisation: Another betrayal of Palestine

Biden is pushing for a US-brokered Saudi-Israel deal, and Riyadh has taken the opportunity to make some big demands. But if previous normalisations teach us anything, it is that Palestinians are the ones that lose out, writes Richard Silverstein.

What can Ronaldo expect from Saudi Pro League soccer? - Vimarsana News

What can Ronaldo expect from Saudi Pro League soccer?

As Cristiano Ronaldo was quick to point out, he has spent his storied career playing for the “most important” clubs in Europe. The Saudi Pro League was unlikely on the radar of the majority of his loyal followers but it is where the next and likely last chapter of his career will be played out after signing a 2 1/2-year contract with Al Nassr.

Source: aol.com
Should Iran Second-Guess Its 'Look to the East'? | The National Interest - Vimarsana News

Should Iran Second-Guess Its 'Look to the East'? | The National Interest

Chinese president Xi Jinping’s visit to Saudi Arabia has prompted discussions in Iran about the efficiency of Tehran’s “Look to the East” foreign policy.

Cricket T20 World Cup: Enter Saudi Arabia – DW – 10/21/2022 - Vimarsana News

Cricket T20 World Cup: Enter Saudi Arabia – DW – 10/21/2022

Saudi Arabia have become one of the most prominent investors in global sport in recent years. Now, the oil rich state with a questionable human rights record is all over the T20 cricket World Cup. But why?

Source: dw.com