Jake Jones
Saudi Crown Prince's Corruption Probe Detains Over 200 More People
The anti-corruption campaign kicked off Saturday when 11 other princes, four ministers and a number of former ministers were arrested.
LEARN MOREDecember 5, 2017
Lebanon's Prime Minister Saad al-Hariri officially withdrew his resignation Tuesday.
A month ago, Hariri gave an unusual televised statement, saying he feared for his life and was stepping down. He accused Hezbollah and Iran of interfering with other Arab states' affairs.
But something was off about Hariri's resignation, which he announced from Saudi Arabia. When he didn't return for two weeks, speculation grew that Saudi leaders had coerced his resignation.
Hariri denied those claims, but he delayed his resignation a day after arriving back in Beirut. Now he's completely walked it back, saying his coalition government with Hezbollah would "dissociate" from conflicts and disputes in the region.
