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Sami Zayn celebrates historic WWE title win in Riyadh, Yasser Al-Misehal resigns as Saudi Football Federation president
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Sport·30.6.2026KI-Zusammenfassung

Sami Zayn celebrates historic WWE title win in Riyadh, Yasser Al-Misehal resigns as Saudi Football Federation president

Wrestler Sami Zayn expressed his joy and disbelief at winning the WWE Universal Championship in Riyadh, highlighting the special connection with the Saudi fans. Meanwhile, Yasser Al-Misehal resigned as president of the Saudi Football Federation following the national team's early exit from the 2026 World Cup, triggering early elections for a new leadership.

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الشرق الأوسط
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Saudi Arabia Signs $507 Million Housing and Construction Deals with Chinese Firms
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Business·17.6.2026KI-Zusammenfassung

Saudi Arabia Signs $507 Million Housing and Construction Deals with Chinese Firms

Saudi Arabia signed housing and construction agreements worth $507 million with Chinese partners, including China State Construction Engineering, during a visit to Shenzhen. The deals aim to deepen cooperation on urban development projects and support Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 strategy, expanding beyond traditional construction to smart-city technologies.

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SCMP Tech
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Why the UAE’s Opec exit spells the beginning of the end of Gulf unity
NACHRICHT
10.5.2026

Why the UAE’s Opec exit spells the beginning of the end of Gulf unity

On April 28, the United Arab Emirates informed the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) it was leaving. Three days’ notice. No call to Riyadh beforehand, apparently. The grievance about production quotas was years old: Abu Dhabi had threatened to quit in 2021. What’s changed has nothing to do with the barrel count. It is about who underwrites Abu Dhabi’s security when it acts on a decision Riyadh opposes. After Iran struck UAE infrastructure, Abu Dhabi sent only a foreign...

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SCMP Economy
Record winners Japan drawn against defending champions Qatar in Asian Cup finals
Sport
10.5.2026

Record winners Japan drawn against defending champions Qatar in Asian Cup finals

Record winners Japan were drawn in the same group as champions Qatar for next year’s AFC Asian Cup, while hosts Saudi Arabia will meet Kuwait, Oman and Palestine. The draw for the 2027 edition of the continent’s showpiece event, which runs from January 7 to February 5, took place on Saturday in Diriyah on the outskirts of Riyadh. Saudi Arabia are staging the Asian Cup for the first time as the kingdom views the tournament as a precursor to hosting the 2034 World Cup. “We have the advantage of...

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SCMP Sport
Ronaldo on brink of first Al-Nassr trophy as Saudi title race turns controversial
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Sport·4.5.2026KI-Zusammenfassung

Ronaldo on brink of first Al-Nassr trophy as Saudi title race turns controversial

Cristiano Ronaldo is close to winning his first trophy with Al-Nassr since joining in December 2022, with his side five points clear of rivals Al-Hilal with three games remaining. The title race has been marred by controversy, with Al-Ahli players Ivan Toney and Galeno fined after alleging referee bias favoring Al-Nassr. Ronaldo himself criticized the league, promising to speak at season's end after seeing 'many bad things'. PIF recently sold 70% of Al-Hilal to Kingdom Holding Company, while Al-Nassr suffered a 3-1 loss to Al-Qadsiah ending a 20-game winning streak.

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Guardian Sport
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UAE Exit from OPEC Marks Geopolitical Shift in Gulf Power Dynamics
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Politik·29.4.2026KI-Zusammenfassung

UAE Exit from OPEC Marks Geopolitical Shift in Gulf Power Dynamics

The UAE's announcement of its departure from OPEC after 60 years represents a significant geopolitical fracture within the Gulf, driven by longstanding tensions with Saudi Arabia over oil quotas and regional strategy, as well as frustration with the response to Iranian attacks. The move weakens an already declining cartel that once controlled half the world's oil output but now accounts for only about a quarter.

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Guardian Business
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