- Rumors claiming the Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman wanted to buy UK football club Manchester United are “completely false”
- The rumors that emerged in UK media reported that the crown prince tabled a $4.9 billion bid for the 13-time premier league winning team
- Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman met with Pakistan’s army commander, Lieutenant General Amar Javed Bajwa
- During the meeting, they discussed the ongoing defense cooperation between the two countries
- ‘We must be able to ensure that prosecution is possible’
- The minister noted that there is ‘no government in Syria with which we have a sensible relationship’
- Many Labour voters, particularly in northern England, chose to leave the EU in the 2016 referendum
- But a majority of Labour MPs and members supported staying in
- Huawei faces intense scrutiny in the West over its relationship with the Chinese government
- Several Western countries had restricted Huawei’s access to their markets
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- Rumors claiming the Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman wanted to buy UK football club Manchester United are “completely false”
- The rumors that emerged in UK media reported that the crown prince tabled a $4.9 billion bid for the 13-time premier league winning team
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