Rania Sanjar

1 day ago | ledevoir.com | Rania Sanjar |à Doha

Donald Trump a rencontré mercredi à Riyad le président syrien islamiste Ahmad al-Chareh, à qui il a demandé de normaliser la relation avec Israël, après avoir annoncé une spectaculaire levée des sanctions contre Damas. L’entrevue, annoncée au départ comme brève et informelle par Washington, a duré près d’une trentaine de minutes, en présence du prince héritier saoudien Mohammed ben Salmane et du président turc Recep Tayyip Erdogan, qui s’est joint virtuellement à la conversation.

4 days ago | timesofisrael.com | Sofiane Alsaar |Rania Sanjar

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4 days ago | timesofisrael.com | Sofiane Alsaar |Rania Sanjar

RIYADH, Saudi Arabia (AFP) — During his nine years living in Tennessee, Fahd, a Saudi national, found comfort and consistency at Dunkin Donuts, where he placed the same order every day. Now back in Riyadh, Fahd is doing something similar, highlighting the Saudi Arabian love affair with all things American that many find surprising. “When I came here, thank God, the same cafe and same order were here too,” said the 31-year-old mechanical engineer, who did not want to give his family name.

6 days ago | al-monitor.com | Sofiane Alsaar |Rania Sanjar

During his nine years living in Tennessee, Fahd, a Saudi national, found comfort and consistency at Dunkin Donuts, where he placed the same order every day. Now back in Riyadh, Fahd is doing something similar, highlighting the Saudi Arabian love affair with all things American that many find surprising. "When I came here, thank God, the same cafe and same order were here too," said the 31-year-old mechanical engineer, who did not want to give his family name.

6 days ago | yahoo.com | Sofiane Alsaar |Rania Sanjar

During his nine years living in Tennessee, Fahd, a Saudi national, found comfort and consistency at Dunkin Donuts, where he placed the same order every day. Now back in Riyadh, Fahd is doing something similar, highlighting the Saudi Arabian love affair with all things American that many find surprising. "When I came here, thank God, the same cafe and same order were here too," said the 31-year-old mechanical engineer, who did not want to give his family name.