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What Turkey looks to gain in wake of Saudi journalist Khashoggi's murder

President Erdoğan is using the Khashoggi incident to gain closer relations with the US and push Turkey's interests

US committed to holding Khashoggi's killers accountable: James Mattis

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo had revoked the visas of Saudis suspected in the killing and that Trump had vowed 'to get to the bottom of it' and get Congress involved, says Mattis

Khashoggi killers will be prosecuted in the country: Saudi FM snubs Turkey

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Friday called for the extradition of the 18 Saudi nationals who authorities say were involved in the murder of Khashoggi

Khashoggi murder 'must concern us all greatly', US warns middle east forum

Quoting US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, Mattis told a security conference in Bahrain that the United States does not tolerate this kind of ruthless action

CIA chief Haspel briefs Donald Trump on Khashoggi murder investigation

In Turkey, she met with officials involved in the investigations of the murder of 60-year-old Khashoggi. Turkish officials say they have audio as the proof of the murder

Turkey has information and evidence about Khashoggi's killing, says Erdogan

President Recep Tayyip Erdogan also said Saudi Arabia's chief prosecutor will arrive in Turkey on Sunday as part of the investigation and will meet with Turkish counterparts

How Khashoggi killing could put a spanner in Saudis' grand economic plans

The Khashoggi crisis began as Saudi Arabia was grappling with low oil prices and struggling to create jobs

As Khashoggi issue escalates, Softbank might have to refuse Saudi money

The brutal killing of Jamal Khashoggi has set off a debate over refusing Saudi investment money

Khashoggi case: Saudi Arabia's clout over media is an influential tool

The loyal media immediately switched gears to praise the kingdom's sense of justice and the decisiveness of its monarch, King Salman

France threatens to impose sanctions on Saudi over Khashoggi's death

French President Emmanuel Macron spoke to Saudi King Salman over the phone, where the former expressed grave concerns over Khashoggi's killing

Saudi crown prince calls Khashoggi killing 'heinous', vows justice

Saudi Arabia first denied any involvement in Khashoggi's disappearance but a Saudi official eventually attributed his death on Oct. 2 to a botched attempt to return him to the kingdom

Not just Khashoggi, truth is leading to journalists' death across the world

More than 230 media workers have been killed around the world over the past three years

How Khashoggi killing highlights a persistent oddity in US foreign policy

US foreign policy - one based on practical, self-interested principles rather than moral or ideological concerns - is called "realpolitik."

Saudi King, Prince meet Khashoggi family; Donald Trump not satisfied

In an interview with USA Today that was published Monday night, Trump called the killing "foolish and stupid," but said he thought that it was a "plot gone awry"

Khashoggi murder: Trump says Saudi cover-up one of the worst in history

Khashoggi, a former royal family insider turned critic of the Saudi crown prince, disappeared after he entered the Istanbul consulate

Khashoggi's 'savage' murder was premeditated: Turkey President Erdogan

Erdogan claimed that Khashoggi first came to the Saudi consulate in Istanbul on September 28 to get his marriage documents. The "roadmap" to kill him started with this visit

Will reveal Khashoggi truth, ensure incident isn't repeated: Saudi minister

Adel al-Jubeir spoke on Tuesday in Indonesia, just hours before Turkey's president was expected to detail his own country's findings

Saudis used a body double to mislead about Khashoggi death: Report

This alleged ruse presumably was designed to bolster Riyadh's initial story that Khashoggi left the consulate with no problem

Alleged Saudi decoy wore Jamal Khashoggi's clothes: CNN report

The network said it had obtained law enforcement footage showing the man, identified as Mustafa al-Madani, leaving the Saudi consulate by a back door while wearing Khashoggi's clothes

Saudis don't want to repeat 1973 oil embargo after Khashoggi row: Falih

Khashoggi murder incident has damaged the kingdom's image as a future investment hub