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Sabena Siddiqui

Pakistan

Foreign Affairs Journalist, Researcher and Analyst at Freelance

Foreign Affairs Journalist. Bylines @AlMonitor @The_NewArab @SCMPNews @amwajmedia @RStatecraft @AlArabiya_Eng @Diplomat_APAC @asiatimesonline @chinaorgcn

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  • How a US-China trade war could impact the Middle East

    1 week ago | newarab.com | Sabena Siddiqui

    As Washington and Beijing wage an intense trade war, the economic consequences for the Middle East’s energy industry could be severe. Sending shockwaves through global markets, the mutual trade embargo has caused oil prices to drop to their lowest level since February 2021 due to fears of reduced demand. Launching economic hostilities against China last week, Washington imposed tariffs of 104% on Chinese goods.

  • TRT Global - Iran opens door to indirect talks—Can China and Russia help revive the nuclear deal?

    1 month ago | trt.global | Sabena Siddiqui

    Sabena Siddiqui6 minutes agoIn a rejection of President Donald Trump’s latest diplomatic overture, Iran has ruled out direct nuclear negotiations unless Washington abandons its “maximum pressure” policy. On Sunday, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi stated that talks with the US are “impossible” under present circumstances.

  • Where are US-Saudi defence ties heading?

    1 month ago | english.alaraby.co.uk | Sabena Siddiqui

    While in Washington last week to meet US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth, Saudi Defence Minister Prince Khalid bin Salman discussed enhancing defence cooperation with the US. The talks took place just days after Riyadh had hosted US and Russian officials to discuss the two countries' diplomatic relations and the Ukraine war, showcasing the Kingdom’s role as an international mediator and its valued status as a major US ally.

  • Where are US-Saudi defence ties heading?

    1 month ago | newarab.com | Sabena Siddiqui

    While in Washington last week to meet US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth, Saudi Defence Minister Prince Khalid bin Salman discussed enhancing defence cooperation with the US. The talks took place just days after Riyadh had hosted US and Russian officials to discuss the two countries' diplomatic relations and the Ukraine war, showcasing the Kingdom's role as an international mediator and its valued status as a major US ally.

  • What Trump's return means for US ties with Saudi Arabia

    Nov 11, 2024 | newarab.com | Sabena Siddiqui

    Congratulating President-elect Donald Trump by phone after he won the US election, Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman (MBS) expressed the "Kingdom's aspiration to strengthen the historical and strategic relations between the two countries", wishing the American people progress and prosperity under Trump's leadership.

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10 Apr 25

RT @YSharifli: Recent global developments are inadvertently paving the way for Chinese EVs to expand across Central Asia. @RFERL has publis…

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10 Apr 25

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10 Apr 25

A senior US official on Wednesday underscored Washington’s strategic interest in Pakistan’s mineral sector, signalling a push for long-term cooperation in the development of critical mineral resources key to American advanced technologies. https://t.co/9FIjIANqEB