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Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, and Kuwait - three of the four largest economies in the Gulf region are reportedly in discussions about withdrawing from certain international investments, including holdings in the United States, according to the Financial Times.

Citing officials familiar with the matter, the report indicates that budget pressures are increasing across the region. Declining energy revenues, combined with disruptions to shipping routes and a slowdown in tourism, have prompted policymakers to review existing financial commitments.

The potential shift is described by sources as a precautionary measure rather than an immediate policy change. However, the scale of Gulf sovereign wealth funds means any significant reallocation would carry notable implications. Collectively, these funds hold an estimated $2 trillion in U.S.-based assets, spanning equities, bonds, and real estate.

Discussions come as the ongoing conflict with Iran continues to affect the region's economic outlook. For Gulf governments, the situation presents a dual challenge: managing domestic fiscal pressures while navigating an increasingly complex geopolitical environment.

Observers note that any decision to reduce international exposure would also carry diplomatic weight. The United States has long been a primary destination for Gulf investment capital, and adjustments to that relationship would likely be closely watched by policymakers and financial institutions alike.

For now, officials emphasize that no final decisions have been made, and the discussions remain in early stages.

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The Gambia's President Adama Barrow has congratulated Senegal's President-Elect Bassirou Diomaye Faye on his victory in Sunday's election.

"I congratulate Mr. Bassirou Diomaye Faye for a victorious election and commend the people of the Republic of Senegal for the peaceful conduct of the presidential election.

"I am optimistic that the cordial relationship between The Gambia and Senegal will be further strengthened and enhanced under the leadership of President-Elect Bassirou Diomaye Faye."

🇭🇷 Croatia 0 - 0 Brazil 🇧🇷
FULL-TIME to EXTRA-TIME: Croatia played well, and have given Brazil a serious game. Brazil will hope this won't go to penalties, as Croatia haven’t lost a shootout in the World Cup.
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"Life story

I lost my Dad when i was very young. My uncles all abandoned us. Non of them ever came around to check on us to see if we were even feeding. Instead, all of my dad's properties were sold & taken by them. My mom, who was just a house wife that time, single handedly took care of me even when she had nothing.

She will go to people's houses, clean, wash & iron dresses & also do other odd jobs just so i could feed ..

She even managed to send me to school, even though i had to drop out at a certain point because of financial difficulties. Still, she was the same person who sold almost all her properties & entrusted me with all her savings. prayed on it & gave me to start up a business.

Today am a very successful business man who owns houses & cars, all thanks to my mom, whom single handedly raised & took care of me when everyone abandoned us. She is my hero & now its my turn to take care of her, I take her out almost every weekend just to show her how much i love & appreciate her. She deserves to reap the fruits of her labour.♥️♥️" - Anonymous

Update: In URR,
KOINA second box full and KULARI third box full 🙏🙏💪💪💪 we told you URR is not joking

Gambian went to polls to vote 🗳 for whom should lead them in next five year.

God bless The Gambia

The president welcoming at airport junction

The welcoming off the president from rural Gambia