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SAUDI ARABIA EGYPT Issue dated 07/12/2016

Sisi, Salman miss reconciliation rendezvous

The diplomatic row between Cairo and Riyadh has taken a [...] (162 words)

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Washington discreetly puts spanner in Erdogan's works

Doha, like Abu Dhabi, also hooked on Israeli technology

Abu Dhabi presses its allies to normalise with Israel

Washington puts Sunni regional tie-up back on track

Sisi backs down on Red Sea islands

Mediation between Cairo and Riyadh fails

Behind the Cairo-Riyadh split

Why Egypt is supporting Juba's membership of the Arab League

The war in Yemen has resulted in a recomposition of Arab-African alliances

Who is ready to take Corral's place at SAMIR ?

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Mediation between Cairo and Riyadh fails

Behind the Cairo-Riyadh split

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