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Will Saudi financial time bomb explode?
The government has been drawing on its currency reserves, with the IMF estimating that the Saudis will run out of those reserves in five years and then go deeply into debt.

The government has been drawing on its currency reserves, with the IMF estimating that the Saudis will run out of those reserves in five years and then go deeply into debt.

Venezuela's president says the planned opposition rallies are a plot to incite violence and stage a coup against the government.

Palestinian Arabic-language station Radio Sanabel is closed down by Israeli forces in the town of Dura.

US Senators John McCain and Marco Rubio have won their Republican primaries in Arizona and Florida.

A deadly typhoon wreaks havoc across northern Japan as it dumps heavy rains on the area.

Akram al-Kabi, the head of a resistance group in Iraq, tells Press TV that the United States has never played a positive role in the Mideast.

Saudi Arabia continues to pound residential areas in Yemen, killing at least 20 civilians in the latest such attacks.

The US Republican presidential nominee will travel to Mexico ahead of his long-awaited immigration speech.

The sanctions against Russia are hindering “many economic projects,” says the French president.

Dozens of Congress members ask President Obama to delay an arms deal worth $1.15 billion with Saudi Arabia.

US examines the validity of a video showing a Canadian and his American wife pleading for their lives after being kidnapped by the Taliban in Afghanistan.

Russia says findings by a UN probe claiming Syria used chlorine gas are not conclusive enough to prompt sanctions.

The US meets target of resettling over 10,000 Syrian refugees in the country in 2016, IOM says.

The White House expresses concern about economic consequences of the European Commission’s move to fine the Apple Company.

Saudi warplanes target a parking lot full of people in Yemen’s Ta’izz province.

An independent Palestinian state would be vastly beneficial to region-wide peace, says the former Mossad director.

Six teenage boys are arrested in England after the death of an immigrant factory worker.

Turkey says the US's criticism of Ankara’s operations in Syria is "unacceptable," while Pentagon calls clashes between Turkey and Syrian Kurdish forces “unacceptable.”