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Natasha Turak

Dubai, London
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American abroad. Independent Mideast journo, ex @CNBC @fDiMagazine @FT; foreign policy and cat enthusiast.
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U.S.-run ‘Gaza Riviera’: Trump administration weighs post-war redevelopment plan Original

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By Natasha Turak
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This picture taken from Israel's border with the Gaza Strip shows smoke billowing over destroyed buildings during an Israeli strike on the besieged Palestinian territory on July 17, 2025. Jack Guez | AFP | Getty Images A document detailing plans for post-war Gaza aims to make President Donald Trump's "Gaza Riviera" vision a reality — using mass displacement, artificial intelligence, and at least a decade of U.S. trusteeship over the war-ravaged enclave.
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Saudi Arabia wants to be world's third-largest AI provider after the U.S. and China, Humain CEO says Original

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By Natasha Turak
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Tareq Amin, CEO of Humain, and Jensen Huang, CEO of NVIDIA, attend the Saudi-U.S. Investment Forum, in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia May 13, 2025. Hamad I Mohammed | Reuters Saudi Arabia is on the road to making data its new oil — if artificial intelligence and data center company Humain gets its way.
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Why can't Iraq, OPEC's second-largest oil producer, keep the lights on? Original

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By Natasha Turak
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Iraq is OPEC's second-largest oil producer. The country's power grid has faced decades of corruption, mismanagement, and conflict. Some 30% of Iraq's electricity is powered by gas it buys from Iran. Iraq was plunged into a nationwide blackout earlier this week, as a temperature surge to 122 degrees Fahrenheit (50° Celcius) — and subsequent spiking demand for electricity — pushed the country's faltering power grid to the breaking point.
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