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Trump Pledges Safe Mideast Oil Transit as Iran War Rages On

President Donald Trump said the US will ensure safe passage of oil from the Middle East to head off a potential energy crisis, as the Iran war continues to reverberate across the region and roil markets.

A motorboat passes a tanker in the Strait of Hormuz in February Photographer: Fadel Senna/Getty Images

Trump Worries Iran’s Leaders May Be Just ‘as Bad’ After War

President Donald Trump expressed concern that the strikes against Iran could lead to a new leadership that’s equally troubling to Washington as the regime the US and Israel are fighting to topple.

Smoke rises from the sites of Israeli airstrikes on the southern suburbs of Beirut on March 3. Photographer: Ibrahim Amro/AFP/Getty Images

US Embassy in Riyadh Attacked as Iran Steps Up Saudi Strikes

03. März 2026 um 01:39
Two drones struck near the US Embassy in Riyadh, pulling Saudi Arabia into a widening conflict among Iran, the US and Israel, and prompting President Donald Trump to vow retaliation.

An Iran-made unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), the Shahed-136, is displayed in a rally commemorating the 47th anniversary of the Islamic Revolution's victory in Azadi (Freedom) Square in western Tehran, Iran, on February 11, 2026. (Photo by Morteza Nikoubazl/NurPhoto via Getty Images)

Saudi Arabia Pulled Deeper Into War After Fresh Iran Attacks

02. März 2026 um 08:13
For almost three days, there was little sign of a new war raging in the Gulf if you were based in Saudi Arabia. Most schools were business as usual on Monday morning, Saudis and foreigners reported heading to the office and carrying on with meetings, and flights continued to operate.

Oil pipelines sit on the quayside beside the Arabian Sea at the North Pier terminal in Saudi Aramco's Ras Tanura oil refinery and oil terminal in Ras Tanura, Saudi Arabia, on Monday, Oct. 1, 2018. Saudi Arabia is seeking to transform its crude-dependent economy by developing new industries, and is pushing into petrochemicals as a way to earn more from its energy deposits.

‘Return to Your Senses’: Gulf States Ramp Up Iran Criticism

01. März 2026 um 11:18
Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates stepped up criticism of Iran’s attacks across the region, while they and other Gulf states coordinate to try to halt what they’ve called “treacherous” and “heinous” actions by Tehran.

Smoke at Jebel Ali port after an Iranian missile attack in Dubai, on March 1. Photographer: Christopher Pike/Bloomberg

Saudi PIF Is Said to Pick Insider to Run Investment Strategy

27. Februar 2026 um 08:09
Saudi Arabia’s wealth fund has asked a top executive charged with helping drive local development to also oversee its investment strategy, a move that hints at a further pivot towards the domestic economy.

Attendees visit the Public Investment Fund (PIF) booth on day two of the Future Investment Initiative (FII) conference in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, on Wednesday, Oct. 26, 2022. Saudi Arabia hopes the FII will put Riyadh on the map as a global destination for deals, while also improving domestic investment, which has been limited. Photographer: Tasneem Alsultan/Bloomberg
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  • Banker Who Helped Lead Saudi Debt Boom Will Drive FDI Push
    About a decade ago, Saudi Arabia picked a veteran banker to help set up a debt-market program that’s since transformed the kingdom into one of the most prolific bond issuers globally. His next task is to help Riyadh draw in overseas cash and triple annual foreign direct investment to $100 billion by 2030.
     

Banker Who Helped Lead Saudi Debt Boom Will Drive FDI Push

16. Februar 2026 um 05:09
About a decade ago, Saudi Arabia picked a veteran banker to help set up a debt-market program that’s since transformed the kingdom into one of the most prolific bond issuers globally. His next task is to help Riyadh draw in overseas cash and triple annual foreign direct investment to $100 billion by 2030.

Fahad Al-Saif Photographer: Eva Marie Uzcategui/Bloomberg

Saudi Arabia’s Pullback Spreads, From Neom to World Cup Stadiums

28. Januar 2026 um 11:04
After telegraphing a more pragmatic stance on spending for months, Saudi Arabia is starting to make the tough decisions. In quick succession, the kingdom has ordered sweeping reviews at its most ambitious projects spread across Neom, Jeddah, and even Riyadh.

The planned Prince Mohammed Bin Salman Stadium in Qiddiya City, in the Tuwaiq Mountains, in Riyadh.
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