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East meets middle: China's blossoming relationship with Saudi Arabia and the UAE - Vimarsana News

East meets middle: China's blossoming relationship with Saudi Arabia and the UAE

China is strengthening its ties to the Gulf in areas well beyond the energy sector. The EU clearly has stakes in the region, but it should not try to directly…

Source: ecfr.eu
MEED | Saudi Aramco outlines massive three-year spending programme - Vimarsana News

MEED | Saudi Aramco outlines massive three-year spending programme

The largest investments involve three liquids-to-chemicals (LTC) complexes

Source: meed.com
Iraq parliament fails to elect a speaker - Vimarsana News

Iraq parliament fails to elect a speaker

BAGHDAD: Iraq’s lawmakers failed to elect a speaker on Saturday as neither of the two main candidates secured a majority during a tense session of parliament. It is the latest in a series of failed attempts to replace the former head of parliament who was dismissed in November, with political bickering and divisions between key Sunni parties derailing every attempt so far.

Clueless in Gaza - Vimarsana News

Clueless in Gaza

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu avoids giving interviews to domestic media outlets, as accountability and transparency have never been his forte. He does not like the scrutiny that comes when facing probing journalists who might, in their audacity, ask him difficult questions. Why has he not taken responsibility for his failure to defend Israelis on Oct. 7?

Despite polls, Biden aides insist Gaza campus protests will not hurt reelection bid - Vimarsana News

Despite polls, Biden aides insist Gaza campus protests will not hurt reelection bid

WASHINGTON: Several top White House aides say they are confident protests across US college campuses against Israel’s offensive in Gaza will not translate into significantly fewer votes for Joe Biden in November’s election, despite polls showing many Democrats are deeply unhappy about the US president’s policy on the war.