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Saudi Arabia moves to rein in UAE after Yemen exposes rivalry

Saudi Arabia is moving to end the role of the United Arab Emirates in Yemen and diminish its neighbor’s influence in other arenas, including the Red Sea, as tensions rise in the longstanding rivalry between the two Gulf powerhouses.

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Saudi coalition says separatist leader fled Yemen with UAE help, advances to Aden

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Yemen separatist leader accused of treason as Saudi Arabia strikes forces

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Saudi-led coalition says UAE helped smuggle separatist leader out of Yemen

The Saudi-led coalition in Yemen has alleged the United Arab Emirates helped smuggle a separatist leader out of the country after he was expelled from Yemen's presidential council and accused of treas...

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Saudi Arabia alleges UAE smuggled wanted Yemen separatist leader out of the country

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Saudi Arabia Claims UAE Helped Yemen Separatist Leader Flee

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Saudi-backed forces move to capture key Yemeni city as crisis with UAE deepens

Saudi-backed forces moved to capture a key southern Yemeni city on Thursday after Riyadh accused the UAE of helping a separatist leader flee.

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Gulf power struggle tests Pakistan — and its loyalties as it veers towards Saudi risking UAE ties

Pakistan is cautiously balancing ties with Saudi Arabia and the UAE as their rivalry sharpens, despite pressure from Riyadh for clearer support.

F-35s And JF-17s: Saudi Arabia Acquiring Highly Diverse Fighter Fleet

Pakistan JF-17 deal could put Riyadh on track to building up the most diversified fleet of advanced combat aircraft in the broader Middle East region.

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Egypt says it shares ‘identical’ views with Saudi Arabia on Yemen, Sudan

Comments come amid widening differences between Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, once close partners.

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Turkey in 'advanced talks' to join Saudi Arabia and Pakistan defence pact: Report

In a sign of converging interests with Ankara and Riyadh, Islamabad is on the cusp of a $1.5bn weapons sale to Sudanese army