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Anthony Joshua and Oleksandr Usyk under fire over hosting fight in Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia is the frontrunner to host Joshua's rematch with Usyk, but the decision to hold the fight in the country has come under fire by human rights organisation Amnesty International

Daily Mirror

Saudi Arabia 1-0 Australia: World Cup 2022 qualifier – as it happened

An unfamiliar Socceroos team was unable to finish their group campaign on a winning note as Salem Al-Dawsari’s penalty proved the difference in Jeddah

The Guardian - AU

Anthony Joshua’s rematch against Oleksandr Usyk should not be held in Saudi Arabia, say Amnesty International

The Ukrainian’s promoter has revealed discussions over the fight being staged in June

The Independent UK

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Gulf states hold Yemen talks despite boycott by Houthi rebels

Six nations including Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the UAE are meeting in Riyadh

The Independent UK

Saudi ‘Jada’ Plans Attractive Investment Funds in NEOM

Saudi Arabia’s Jada Fund of Funds plans launching funds to attract investments in favor of NEOM, revealed Jada CEO Adel Al-Ateeq. “We are looking to increase the volume of Jada’s investment by more than SAR 4 billion ($1.06 billion),” Al-Ateeq told Asharq Al-Awsat.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Oleksandr Usyk vs Anthony Joshua: London faces competition from Saudi Arabia to host heavyweight title rematch

London is facing competition from Saudi Arabia to host Anthony Joshua’s heavyweight rematch against Oleksandr Usyk, with June 25 the preferred date.

Evening Standard

Gulf states plan Yemen talks without Houthi rebels present

Gulf Arab states are holding a summit about the yearslong war in Yemen, which the country’s Houthi rebels are boycotting because it's taking place in Saudi Arabia, their adversary in the conflict

The Independent UK

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F1 chief insists sport's 'morality' cannot be judged in defence of Saudi Arabia GP

Sunday's Saudi Arabia Grand Prix went ahead as planned despite the security concerns of F1 drivers following a missile attack near the Jeddah Street Circuit on Friday

Daily Mirror

Ferrari believes Red Bull's Saudi F1 downforce choice "merits analysis"

Ferrari thinks it needs to conduct some detailed analysis about its downforce level choices, after Charles Leclerc lost out to Max Verstappen in Formula 1's Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.

Autosport

Saudi Arabian Grand Prix: Formula 1 drivers to hold talks with bosses over future of race

Formula 1 drivers are set to hold discussions over the future of the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix after agreeing to yesterday’s race going ahead.

Evening Standard

Ferrari believes Red Bull's F1 downforce choice "merits some analysis"

Ferrari thinks it needs to conduct some detailed analysis about its downforce level choices, after Charles Leclerc lost out to Max Verstappen in Formula 1's Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.

Motorsport

F1 Drivers’ Championship 2022: Latest standings and results after Saudi Arabian Grand Prix

Max Verstappen registered his first win of the Formula One 2022 Drivers’ Championship at Sunday’s Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.

Evening Standard

Sainz: Fridays will now be more experimental after pace improvement

Carlos Sainz Jr will be more “experimental” during Friday free practice sessions at future races following the Ferrari Formula 1 driver’s upturn in qualifying speed in Saudi Arabia.

Autosport

Steiner: Rush job to fix Schumacher’s F1 car risked Australia hopes

Haas boss Gunther Steiner says a rush job to fix Mick Schumacher’s car for Formula 1’s Saudi Arabian Grand Prix risked derailing his team’s prospects for the next race.

Autosport

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Saudi Arabia would have cancelled F1 race for credible threat

The Saudi Arabian government says it would have had no hesitation in cancelling this weekend’s Formula 1 Grand Prix if it felt there was a credible threat to the event.

Motorsport

Red Bull sacrificed qualifying pace for race, says Perez

Red Bull has focused more on race pace than qualifying performance in Saudi Arabia, despite Sergio Perez bagging his first-ever Formula 1 pole in Jeddah at the expense of Ferrari.

Autosport

Red Bull sacrificed F1 Saudi Arabian GP qualifying pace for race - Perez

Red Bull has focused more on race pace than qualifying performance in Saudi Arabia, despite Sergio Perez bagging his first-ever Formula 1 pole in Jeddah at the expense of Ferrari.

AFP

Yemen rebels call truce after wave of attacks on Saudi Arabia

Sanaa (AFP) - Yemen's Huthi rebels announced a three-day truce with the Saudi-led coalition and dangled the prospect of a "permanent" ceasefire on Saturday, the seventh anniversary of a brutal conflict that has left millions on the brink of famine.

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F1 Saudi Arabian GP: Perez beats Ferraris to score maiden F1 pole

Red Bull’s Sergio Perez snatched his first Formula 1 pole off the Ferraris of Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz Jr in Saudi Arabia, while Lewis Hamilton was eliminated in Q1.

Motorsport

Saudi Arabian GP: Perez beats Ferraris to score maiden F1 pole

Red Bull's Sergio Perez snatched his first Formula 1 pole off the Ferraris of Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz in Saudi Arabia, while Lewis Hamilton was eliminated in Q1.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Arab Coalition Gives Houthis 3 Hours to Remove Arms from Hodeidah Ports, Sanaa Airport

The Saudi-led Arab coalition said on Saturday it had targeted armed drones in Yemen's ports of Hodeidah and al-Salif that were being prepared to be used in attacks. The coalition gave the Iran-backed Houthi militias three hours to remove weapons from protected areas, starting with Sanaa airport, and the Salif…

AFP

Leclerc tops Saudi Arabian GP practice after drivers agree to race

Jeddah (Saudi Arabia) (AFP) - Ferrari's Charles Leclerc outpaced world champion Max Verstappen with a late flying lap in Saturday's final Saudi Arabian Grand Prix practice after drivers agreed to carry on despite an attack on a nearby oil facility.

The Guardian - UK

Formula One bosses continue to bury their heads in increasingly bloodstained sand

With the Saudi Arabian GP set to take place despite the missile attack in Jeddah, sportwashing has dominated the pre-race talk

Motorsport

F1 teams say drivers still "concerned" over Saudi GP safety

Formula 1 teams have revealed that drivers remain “concerned” over the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix following the Friday attack on the nearby Aramco facility.

Autosport

Drivers still "concerned" over Saudi Arabian GP safety, say F1 teams

Formula 1 teams have revealed that drivers remain “concerned” over the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix following the Friday attack on the nearby Aramco facility.

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