Nabih Bulos

Beirut, United States

Middle East Bureau Chief at Los Angeles Times

Middle East bureau chief for @latimes. (RT's & likes not endorsements or agreement; used to mark tweets.) Covers a lot of places. Can play violin. A little.

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Articles

Trump agrees to billions in weapons sales and investments with Saudi Arabia

20 hours ago | kdhnews.com | Nabih Bulos |Michael Wilner

RIYADH, Saudi Arabia - President Donald Trump agreed to a set of commercial agreements with Saudi Arabia on Tuesday in what amounts to the largest economic pact ever signed by the two countries, the White House said, hailing a new era in a partnership that had been fraught in recent years.
Trump agrees to billions in weapons sales and investments with Saudi Arabia

23 hours ago | thebrunswicknews.com | Nabih Bulos |Michael Wilner

RIYADH, Saudi Arabia - President Donald Trump agreed to a set of commercial agreements with Saudi Arabia on Tuesday in what amounts to the largest economic pact ever signed by the two countries, the White House said, hailing a new era in a partnership that had been fraught in recent years.
Trump’s agenda on Middle East trip: Lots of deals

1 day ago | businessandamerica.com | Nabih Bulos |Michael Wilner

The first time President Trump visited Riyadh in 2017, he posed with a ceremonial orb, took part in a traditional sword dance and secured an agreement by Saudi Arabia to purchase $350 billion in weaponry, the largest arms deal in U.S. history. The sequel, coming eight years later — almost to the day — promises much the same in the way of pageantry and purchases, only more so.
Trump's agenda on Middle East trip: Lots of deals

1 day ago | thebrunswicknews.com | Nabih Bulos |Michael Wilner

By Nabih Bulos and Michael Wilner, Los Angeles Times RIYADH, Saudi Arabia - The first time President Donald Trump visited Riyadh in 2017, he posed with a ceremonial orb, took part in a traditional sword dance and secured an agreement by Saudi Arabia to purchase $350 billion in weaponry, the largest arms deal in U.S. history. The sequel, coming eight years later - almost to the day - promises much the same in the way of pageantry and purchases, only more so.
Trump’s agenda on Middle East trip: Lots of deals

1 day ago | heraldonline.com | Nabih Bulos |Michael Wilner

RIYADH, Saudi Arabia - The first time President Donald Trump visited Riyadh in 2017, he posed with a ceremonial orb, took part in a traditional sword dance and secured an agreement by Saudi Arabia to purchase $350 billion in weaponry, the largest arms deal in U.S. history. The sequel, coming eight years later - almost to the day - promises much the same in the way of pageantry and purchases, only more so.
Trump’s agenda on Middle East trip: Lots of deals

1 day ago | bellinghamherald.com | Nabih Bulos |Michael Wilner

RIYADH, Saudi Arabia - The first time President Donald Trump visited Riyadh in 2017, he posed with a ceremonial orb, took part in a traditional sword dance and secured an agreement by Saudi Arabia to purchase $350 billion in weaponry, the largest arms deal in U.S. history. The sequel, coming eight years later - almost to the day - promises much the same in the way of pageantry and purchases, only more so.
Trump’s agenda on Middle East trip: Lots of deals

1 day ago | myrtlebeachonline.com | Nabih Bulos |Michael Wilner

RIYADH, Saudi Arabia - The first time President Donald Trump visited Riyadh in 2017, he posed with a ceremonial orb, took part in a traditional sword dance and secured an agreement by Saudi Arabia to purchase $350 billion in weaponry, the largest arms deal in U.S. history. The sequel, coming eight years later - almost to the day - promises much the same in the way of pageantry and purchases, only more so.
Trump's agenda on Middle East trip: Lots of deals

1 day ago | kdhnews.com | Nabih Bulos |Michael Wilner

By Nabih Bulos and Michael Wilner - Los Angeles Times (TNS) RIYADH, Saudi Arabia - The first time President Donald Trump visited Riyadh in 2017, he posed with a ceremonial orb, took part in a traditional sword dance and secured an agreement by Saudi Arabia to purchase $350 billion in weaponry, the largest arms deal in U.S. history. The sequel, coming eight years later - almost to the day - promises much the same in the way of pageantry and purchases, only more so.
Trump’s agenda on Middle East trip: Lots of deals

1 day ago | idahostatesman.com | Nabih Bulos |Michael Wilner

RIYADH, Saudi Arabia - The first time President Donald Trump visited Riyadh in 2017, he posed with a ceremonial orb, took part in a traditional sword dance and secured an agreement by Saudi Arabia to purchase $350 billion in weaponry, the largest arms deal in U.S. history. The sequel, coming eight years later - almost to the day - promises much the same in the way of pageantry and purchases, only more so.
Trump’s agenda on Middle East trip: Lots of deals

1 day ago | heraldsun.com | Nabih Bulos |Michael Wilner

RIYADH, Saudi Arabia - The first time President Donald Trump visited Riyadh in 2017, he posed with a ceremonial orb, took part in a traditional sword dance and secured an agreement by Saudi Arabia to purchase $350 billion in weaponry, the largest arms deal in U.S. history. The sequel, coming eight years later - almost to the day - promises much the same in the way of pageantry and purchases, only more so.