Dubai court nears verdict in $436M feud
A Dubai court is expected to issue a ruling in the 15-year legal battle between a Canadian property developer and billionaire Saudi minister Ahmed AlRajhi.
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There was more than meets the eye in Saudi Crown Prince's US visit
The trillion-dollar pledge isn’t largesse, but a deepening and redefining of the US-Saudi relationship.
South Africa urges African collective action on critical minerals
The country’s mining minister called for the continent’s nations to coordinate policies on extractive industries.
US-Saudi ties pivot from oil to atoms
Two recent deals announced in Washington have the potential of reshaping the global energy balance of power.
China eyes rare earths alliance to counter US
China already dominates the production and refining of rare earths, which are essential for defense and technology manufacturing.
DeepMind deepens push into robotics
Google DeepMind hired the former CTO of Boston Dynamics, part of an attempt to push forward with robotics.
Air show crash hurts Indian defense exports
An Indian fighter jet crashed during an aerial display at the Dubai Air Show, killing the pilot and dealing a blow to New Delhi’s goal of becoming a defense export powerhouse.
Western firms grow more open to China
Western companies are signaling a renewed eagerness toward doing business in China — or even expanding their footprint — despite lingering tensions, an economic slump, and the narrative of a decoupling.
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