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11.06.25 - 20:48
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War Brewing? US Prepares Departure Of All Nonessential Staff From Iraq, Kuwait, Bahrain Embassies (ZeroHedge)
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War Brewing? US Prepares Departure Of All Nonessential Staff From Iraq, Kuwait, Bahrain Embassies
Is something brewing amid US-Iran tensions, given the stalled nuclear negotiations and ratcheting accusations, demands, and counter-demands?
The State Department is preparing to order all nonessential personnel to leave the US Embassy in Baghdad due to potential regional unrest, according to two US officials cited in The Associated Press. Additionally:
—U.S. MILITARY DEPENDENTS IN BAHRAIN CAN TEMPORARILY DEPART DUE OF HEIGHTENED REGIONAL TENSIONS- US OFFICIAL TELLS REUTERS
—WTI GAINS 4.6% ON REUTERS REPORT ON US EMBASSY IN IRAQ
Again, the only 'unrest' and tension could be Iran-related, though the Baghdad embassy has at various times over several years come under Shia militia attacks, and even rioting outside its gates.
The embassy is already operating with limited staff, so in reality the move affects a small number of people.
As it stands, nonessential personnel and family members in Ba...
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21.05.25 - 10:01
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Clock Is Ticking for Private Equity: Kuwait′s Fund Boss (Bloomberg)
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Kuwait Investment Authority Managing Director Sheikh Saoud Salem Abdulaziz Al-Sabah says “the clock is ticking” for private equity and it's time for buyout funds to return money back to their investors. He made the comments during a panel discussion moderated by Stephanie Flanders at the Qatar Economic Forum 2025, powered by Bloomberg....
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21.05.25 - 09:48
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Kuwait Investment Authority: Underweight US at Own Risk (Bloomberg)
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Sheikh Saoud Salem Abdulaziz Al-Sabah, Kuwait Investment Authority managing director, discusses America as an investment destination. "I think the US has the breadth and depth to sustain its exceptionalism," he tells Bloomberg's Stephanie Flanders at the Qatar Economic Forum 2025, powered by Bloomberg. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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03.05.25 - 18:54
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TCS joins hands with Kuwait′s Jazeera Airways for AI-driven digital transformation (Times of India)
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Jazeera Airways partners with Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) to initiate an AI-driven digital transformation, enhancing customer experience and operational efficiency. TCS will revamp Jazeera Airways' digital platforms and introduce an AI chatbot for personalized travel experiences. This collaboration aims to unlock new revenue streams and position Jazeera Airways as a leader in customer-centric innovation....
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