In addition to the Carl Vinson, a second U.S. aircraft carrier, the USS Harry S. Truman, was sent to the Middle East, where it has been operating in the Red Sea. A satellite image shows the Harry S. Truman transiting the Suez Canal in Egypt on Saturday on a northward voyage.

Donald Trump’s dealmaking tour of the Middle East last week saw the sales of Boeing aircraft, the signing of defence contracts and the announcement of oil investments. But the most significant decision may be to allow hundreds of thousands of AI chips to flow to the region.

President Donald Trump's new AI deals with Gulf nations is fueling optimism in the global tech sector that the Middle East may be spared from looming U.S. chip controls.

Up and down Wall Street, executives are readying new plans to expand in the Middle East, days after countries across the region flexed that they have more than $2 trillion of firepower to put to work in the US.

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As U.S. President Trump leaves the Middle East, his tour concludes with major deals and notable diplomatic shifts.

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FAW Trucks, China's largest truck maker by sales, believes it will be able to eventually sell more than 10,000 trucks a year in the Middle East and is seeking local partners to reach that goal, its chairman said on Wednesday.

Live mocks President Trump's foreign policy reset, focusing on a fictional Saudi bromance, a controversial Qatari jet, and Boeing's safety issues.

Trump has been escalating pressure on leaders in the Middle East to up their investment in the United States.

Boeing and General Electric investors celebrated a winning week in the Middle East that will deliver billions to the industrial companies after President Trump's dealmaking.

Saudi Arabia reported nine cases and two deaths from MERS-CoV infection that occurred between March 1 and April 21, 2025.