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French cement maker Lafarge faces trial on charges of financing jihadists in Syria — REUTERS / pwu404

France Politics · France

French cement maker Lafarge faces trial on charges of financing jihadists in Syria

37% Left coverage: 43 sources

Saudi Crown Prince bin Salman will visit Trump on Nov 18, White House official says — REUTERS / pwu404

US Foreign Policy · Saudi Arabia

Saudi Crown Prince bin Salman will visit Trump on Nov 18, White House official says

44% Left coverage: 16 sources

Saudi Arabia’s Request to Buy F-35 Jets Clears Key Pentagon Hurdle, Sources Say — REUTERS / ixx511

Military · United States

Saudi Arabia’s Request to Buy F-35 Jets Clears Key Pentagon Hurdle, Sources Say

36% Right coverage: 14 sources

The Trump administration is considering a Saudi Arabian request to buy as many as 48 F-35 fighter jets, a potential multi-billion-dollar deal that has cleared a key Pentagon hurdle ahead of a visit by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, two sources familiar with the matter said.See the Story

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