- White House official said they are closely monitoring the situation
- Houthi militants said they attacked a power station in Saudi Jizan province
- UN officials accuse countries such as Qatar of not sufficiently monitoring blacklisted terrorists living within its borders
- The UN has publicly alleged that a series of disclosures showed Al-Subaiy, a former Qatar central-bank official, continuing to finance terrorists and their activities through 2013
- Kingdom continues to play key role in preserving world peace, says Al-Mouallimi
- UN officials accuse countries such as Qatar of not sufficiently monitoring blacklisted terrorists living within its borders
- The UN has publicly alleged that a series of disclosures showed Al-Subaiy, a former Qatar central-bank official, continuing to finance terrorists and their activities through 2013
- White House official said they are closely monitoring the situation
- Houthi militants said they attacked a power station in Saudi Jizan province
- After swelling to near two-year highs, US crude stocks fell by 3.1 million barrels last week
- Members of the OPEC agreed to meet on July 1
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