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What happens next after US withdrawal from Iraq? | The National (opens the original)
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The US withdrawal from Iraq this week marked a major milestone, as its anti-ISIS mission officially came to an end. The government in Baghdad called it Sovereignty Day. More than 20 years since the American invasion of Iraq and 12 years since the start of the US-led coalition against ISIS, the departure was widely celebrated by Iraqis. But it also comes at a challenging time for the country and the region. The US-Iran war has turned Iraq into a key battleground for competing influences, making i
Saudi Foreign Minister visits Washington for talks with Rubio as Yemen war rages | The National (opens the original)
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Saudi Foreign âMinister Prince Faisal bin âFarhan has arrived in Washington for talks âwith US Secretary âof State Marco Rubio as the war in Yemen puts the kingdom under pressure. The two officials will discuss âbilateral relations and key regional and international developmentsâ, the Saudi Press Agency reported. Saudi Arabia is facing attacks by Houthi rebels in Yemen that have disrupted oil production and shipping in the Red Sea. The latest Houthi attack on Saturday was directed at
Houthis seek to control strategic Kahboub mountain range near Yemen's Taiz | The National (opens the original)
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The Iran-backed Houthis are battling Yemen's pro-government forces for control of the strategic Kahboub mountain range in the country's south-west, which would give the rebels a major tactical advantage if they succeed. Stretching between the provinces of Taiz and Lahj, the mountains provide high ground overlooking areas along the Bab Al Mandeb strait and Dhubab, which the Houthis seized this month in a lightning offensive along Yemen's entire west coast. âBack and forth battles are continuing
How did the Houthis become so emboldened? | The National (opens the original)
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An escalation of attacks on Saudi Arabia by the Houthi rebels in Yemen, and the groupâs seizure of Yemenâs western coast, comes at a critical time in the region. The rapid advance in a matter of days has given the group unprecedented access to the Bab Al Mandeb strait, a global maritime chokepoint, while displacing at least 125,000 civilians. Meanwhile, the Strait of Hormuz, another critical route for international energy supplies, remains effectively closed because of the war between the US
Syria abolishes Assad-era 'terrorism' court and voids rulings | The National (opens the original)
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Syria's parliament has voted to abolish an antiterrorism court that was used to prosecute thousands of people, including peaceful activists, â under the regime of ousted president Bashar Al Assad. The decision sets aside the rulings of the court, which was formed in 2012, and mandates a committee to allow people to recover properties confiscated by the previous government. Debate in parliament initially centred on amending the existing counter-terrorism law, but legislators concluded that the c
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