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Snow in SaudiWinter Wonder in Saudi Arabia – Photos
A Saudi man and his son pose for a photograph in front of camels in the Aleghan Heights, located some 1500 km northwest of the Saudi capital Riyadh in the Tabuk region, on January 10, 2015, after a heavy snow storm hit parts of the Middle East.
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Saudi Budget ProjectionsWhat happens to Saudi Arabia with oil at $50?
But Jean-Michel Saliba at Bank of America Merrill Lynch points out that the recent budget was based on an average oil price of $75 a barrel, which would produce a deficit of 9 per cent of GDP. If oil stays at $50 a barrel in 2015, the fiscal deficit would swell to about 20 per cent of GDP.
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Israel-PalestineUS officials and Israeli president blast withholding of Palestinian tax revenues
The decision by Binyamin Netanyahu to order the withholding of Palestinian tax revenues in response to Mahmoud Abbas’s application to join the international criminal court has been sharply criticised by Israel’s president and the US, as well as senior Palestinian figures.
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Saudi Oil PolicyWhy Saudi Arabia is still in charge
Inevitably, the decision by Opec to “roll over” the existing 30m barrel a day production quota at its November meeting revived old debates about its relevance and importance in the market, especially in light of the growth in US tight oil, or shale output.
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Women DrivingYoung, smart and driving for change in Saudi Arabia
They may not be taking to public spaces any more, owing to the political and military crackdown on them, but it would be wrong to assume the Arab people, especially the young, are happy about the status quo. After all, they are more educated, entrepreneurial, cosmopolitan, and hyperconnected than any previous generation, and they will not become complacent while being subjected to bad policies.
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Afghanistan - PakistanAfghan commander orders attacks on insurgents in Pakistan
The police chief in Afghanistan’s southern province of Kandahar has ordered his forces to attack Pakistani-based Tehrik-i-Taliban insurgents inside Pakistan, adding fuel to rising tensions along the countries’ shared border.
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Libya and ISISMosul on the Mediterranean? The Islamic State in Libya and U.S. Counterterrorism Dilemmas
The Islamic State has come to Libya. The very sentence is enough to ring alarm bells that the fractured country—long neglected by Washington—is now a North African “colony” of the jihadist behemoth. A recent article in Newsweek claims that “Libya’s internal fighting could push [it] into the arms of the ever-opportunistic Islamic State.” But will it? And how can the United States prevent this from happening in a way that does not make things worse?
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U.S. - PalestinePalestinian Authority’s chief negotiator to meet Kerry in London
The Palestinian Authority (PA)'s chief negotiator Saeb Erekat said that he will meet U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry in London on Tuesday, a few days before the Palestinians are expected to push for a UN Security Council resolution to set a timetable to end Israeli occupation.
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U.S. Anti-ISIS StrategySenate Committee Approves Islamic State AUMF
Senate Foreign Relations Committee Democrats on Thursday sent a measure to the floor authorizing military operations in Iraq and Syria against the Islamic State. In a straight party line vote, 10-8, the committee approved an authorization of the use of military force (AUMF) crafted by its outgoing chairman, Sen. Robert Menendez, D-N.J. The measure would, if enacted in the 113th Congress’ 11th hour, provide legal authorization for the conflict for three years.
- Guardian - Isis: the inside story
- Foreign Policy - State Dept: Rebels Are Never Going to Defeat Assad Militarily
- Reuters - ISIS Suicide Bombers at Syrian Air Base
- Long War Journal - Islamic State overruns Badr Brigade position near Samarra
- NYT - A Force to Fight ISIS Has Manpower, but Little Firepower
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ExtremismGCC to study adopting Saudi, UAE terror lists
Gulf states are considering adopting the terror lists issued by Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, Kuwait’s Interior Minister Sheikh Mohamed Al-Khalid Al-Sabah said on Wednesday.
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