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If Riyadh Air successfully develops a stopover strategy similar to Dubai and Doha, Saudi Arabia could become the next major global aviation hub. The Gulf sits at the crossroads of North America, Europe, Asia, and Australia, making it one of the most strategic locations on Earth for long-haul transit traffic.

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During the opening of the Riyadh Season for entertainment in Saudi Arabia on October 28, 2023, a miniature model of the Kaaba was displayed, and footage of singers and dancers was projected from it.
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During the opening of the Riyadh Season for entertainment in Saudi Arabia on October 28, 2023, a miniature model of the Kaaba was displayed, and footage of singers and dancers was projected from it.

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🚨🇸🇦 REGIME COLLAPSE RISK? GULF STATES ARE EXPOSED Scott Ritter argues Saudi Arabia and the UAE lack the military capacity to change the war’s trajectory, warning any direct strike on Iran would be repaid “tenfold.” He says Gulf economies are built on secure energy exports, and sustained attacks on oil and gas infrastructure could trigger internal instability, especially in Bahrain and eastern Saudi Arabia. Scott dismisses talk of U.S. “boots on the ground,” saying America lacks the troops, logistics, and time for a major invasion, leaving Washington with limited leverage. Scott Ritter

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