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Mike Pompeo on the US-Iran war, the Gulf and why the alternative to a free Strait of Hormuz is unthinkable | The National (opens the original)
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Mike Pompeo is the only person in American history to have served as both CIA director and secretary of state. A West Point graduate who finished first in his class, a Harvard Law Review editor and a former manufacturing entrepreneur, he served under US President Donald Trump and was one of the architects of the Abraham Accords. His memoir is titled Never Give an Inch. Speaking to Manus Cranny in New York, days after attending Senator Lindsey Graham's funeral in Washington, where Benjamin Netany
Mike Pompeo: 'Gulf states will have to join US to finish the job on Iran' | The National (opens the original)
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Ask Mike Pompeo if there is a risk of an all-out Middle East war, and he not only corrects you; he raises the stakes. "Oh goodness, I think it's far worse than that. That's a global war. Make no mistake about it," he tells The National during an interview in New York. Mr Pompeo, who was CIA director and then secretary of state during US President Donald Trump's first term, ties Tehran, Beijing and Moscow into a single axis and points to new intelligence he says only strengthens the picture. "I s
AI is pumping oxygen into the room, not taking it out, says Veon chairman Augie Fabela | The National (opens the original)
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Augie Fabela doesn't hedge. Put it to him that the AI debate is draining oxygen from the room, pulling operators away from the harder job of building digital services on top of telecom infrastructure, and Veon's founder and chairman turns the question over. He would look at it the other way, he says. âAI is pumping oxygen into the room, giving us more energy, giving us more focus, because it truly is at the centre of our future growth,â says Mr Fabela about operations at Veon, the largest Na
Investcorp's Mohammed Alardhi on why anyone who bet against the Gulf has lost and the road to $100bn | The National (opens the original)
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Mohammed Alardhi joined the Royal Air Force of Oman as a cadet in 1978, trained as a fighter pilot at RAF Cranwell and rose to command the entire Omani Air Force with the rank of Air Vice Marshal, before leaving for Harvard. He is now executive chairman of Investcorp. The alternative asset manager founded in 1982 made its name buying and selling Tiffany and Gucci, and has since grown from $10 billion to $63 billion in assets under management under his leadership. In this episode of The Inside Br
Anybody who bet against the Gulf in past 50 years has lost money, says Investcorp's Alardhi | The National (opens the original)
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Mohammed Alardhi does not flinch when you present the region's worst decade of headlines to him. Sitting in his office in London's Mayfair days before he is due to chair a closed-door session with the former head of MI6, Sir Richard Moore, the executive chairman of Investcorp answers the volatility question with a number, not a feeling. âThe investors that know the region know that this is a volatility, but the fundamentals have not changed,â he says. Gulf sovereign funds defy war uncertaint
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