Jamal Khashoggi

Uber CEO Calls Khashoggi Murder a ‘Mistake,’ Quickly Realizes His Mistake

By Monday morning, social media users were criticizing Khosrowshahis remarks and #BoycottUber was ... trending on Twitter. Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images Topline: By saying the murder of Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi was a serious mistake a…

Image copyrightGetty ImagesImage caption Dara Khosrowshahi later backtracked and said the comments were wrong The chief executive of ride-hailing app Uber has called the murder of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi "a mistake", comparing it to his firm's fai…

Uber's chief executive has backtracked after dismissing the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi by Saudi agents as a mistake. In an interview with Axios, Dara Khosrowshahi claimed people make mistakes when discussing the assassination and said it doesnt mea…

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The chief executive officer of Uber has expressed regret after calling the gruesome killing of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi a "mistake" by Saudia Arabia's government and comparing it to a fatal self-driving crash involving one of the ride-hailing firm's c…

The Washington Post published quotes from "A Warning" the highly-anticipated book by an anonymous White House official, on Thursday evening. The 259-page book, which is set to be released on November 19, claims to detail an inside perspective on the Trump ad…

More details from an upcoming book reportedly written by an unnamed senior official have emerged, casting the White House as a suspicious, cruel and chaotic place under President Donald Trump, according to The Washington Post. The Post obtained an early copy…

Riyadh (AFP) - Saudi Arabia's King Salman hosted the Central Intelligence Agency's director Thursday, state media said, after three people were charged in the United States with spying on Twitter users critical of the royal family. The king and Gina Haspel "…

The news: The US Justice Department has charged two men who used to work at Twitter with accessing personal information on critics of the Saudi Arabian regime, which they collected and passed on to Saudi officials, The Washington Post reports. Who were they?…