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UAE Defense IndustryDefense Firms Put Down Roots in UAE
U.S. and other global defense firms are putting down roots here in hopes selling arms to UAE, a strong American military ally in the region. For these companies, the sales have become even more important, particularly as Pentagon weapon sales have slowed in recent years.
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U.S. Anti-ISIS StrategyOpinion: Why the Military Is Giving Part of Its Playbook to ISIS
A Pentagon-sanctioned briefing last week that released critical details of a coalition operation against a key Islamic State group stronghold in Iraq continues to leave national security experts baffled, wondering why the military would go against its tradition of not publicly providing information that could prove useful to enemy forces seeking to defend against an attack.
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Fear of the Islamic State spawns a renegade Afghan militia
The Margh militia is the latest of the many irregular armed groups brazenly forming across the nation, seldom challenged by authorities even as President Ashraf Ghani has vowed to disband them. With most U.S. and NATO forces gone and Afghanistan’s security forces struggling to fill the void, such renegade militias pose a major obstacle to Ghani’s promise of creating a new Afghanistan where the rule of law is respected.
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U.S. Foreign PolicyKerry Presses Congress for More Power and Money To Fight ISIS
Kerry’s full slate of hearings before Congress this week reflects how the Obama administration has kept the lead on many national security crises in the hands of the State Department. Increasingly, policymakers and military leaders are repeating the refrain “there is no military solution” to the world’s conflicts. On Monday after a high-level war council meeting on the Islamic State strategy in Kuwait, newly minted Defense Secretary Ash Carter said more emphasis needs to be put on the diplomatic side of that operation.
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PakistanThat part of the India-Pakistan border that’s all beer and gunshots of joy
Only a giant, inflated neon Mountain Dew gave any indication that the race had corporate sponsors. Most participants funded their own rally cars, mechanics, transport, accommodation, and food. I was lucky to have accommodation in a private camp. Most spectators and journalists were only given a tent a few square feet of the parking lot, where they were to pitch it.
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U.S. Public Opinion: PalestineAmericans Closely Split Over Palestinian Statehood
Forty-two percent of Americans favor the establishment of an independent Palestinian state comprising the West Bank and Gaza Strip. This is down slightly from 46% a year ago and among the lowest support levels Gallup has recorded since 2000. Nearly as many Americans, 38%, oppose Palestinian statehood, while 20% have no opinion on the issue.
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Saudi ConsumersSaudi King’s Cash Giveaway Spurs Surge in Retail Sales: Video
Borderfree CEO Michael DeSimone explains how firms can benefit from Saudi King Salman's decree that a bonus worth about 2-months salary, or nearly $32 billion, be paid to government employees, soldiers, pensioners and students on government stipends at home and abroad.
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Urban ArtMeeting Of Styles – Urban Art Event in Jeddah: Video
The “International Meeting of Styles” (MOS) is an international network of graffiti artists and aficionados that began in Wiesbaden, Germany in 2002. Brought together and inspired by their passion for graffiti, MOS aims to create a forum for the international art community to communicate, assemble and exchange ideas, works and skills, but also to support intercultural exchange. In the spirit of cooperation and promotion, since 2002 MOS has launched over 75 events in sixteen countries.
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Saudi - UKSaudi Deputy Crown Prince pays visit to Britain
Saudi Arabia’s Deputy Crown Prince and Interior Minister Muhammad bin Nayef headed a high-level delegation to Britain on Tuesday, Al Arabiya News Channel reported.
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WaterSaudi poised for sevenfold hike in water reuse
It said "research reports" showed that Saudi Arabia aims to increase water reuse to more than 65% by 2020 and over 90% by 2040 by transforming its existing and planned wastewater treatment assets into water supplies. It said the Saudi government aimed to achieve 100% reuse of wastewater from cities with 5,000 inhabitants or more by 2025. "The kingdom has tremendous potential to enhance water reuse by over seven times to 241 million m3/year," added Jon Freedman.
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