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Nuclear TalksIran seeking Saudi help in nuclear talks with West
Despite strained ties between Saudi Arabia and Iran, an Iranian envoy had relayed a request from Tehran to Riyadh asking for Saudi help in persuading the American side to show some flexibility in the negotiations between Iran and the P5+1 to facilitate the signing of a final agreement over the Islamic Republic’s nuclear program before Nov. 24, diplomatic sources told The Daily Star.
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Terror FinancingManama Declaration Adds Momentum for Action against Terror Financiers
The “Manama Declaration on Combating the Financing of Terrorism” spelled out steps for shutting down the money flows to groups like IS. It called on all signatory states to join the Egmont Group, an informal body of financial intelligence units from 135 countries that was formed in 1995. It called for beefing up the United Nations Counter Terrorism Center, a relatively new UN agency launched at the initiative of King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia and largely funded by the KSA.
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Israel-PalestineJerusalem unrest propelled by Palestinian teens
The Penguin is the face of the 2014 Palestinian uprising in Jerusalem, of the rancor and violence that have been roiling the ancient city for the past four months. The Penguin is the victim or the troublemaker, depending in part on which side of Jerusalem — Arab or Jewish — you call home.
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Saudi Banking SectorStrong outlook predicted for Saudi banking sector
Saudi banks’ high net income is expected to continue to drive robust internal capital generation and substantial loss-absorption capacity. Although capitalisation levels to decline slightly as the banks increase lending.
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Oil Price and the Saudi EconomyOil price fall will hit fiscal income but KSA economy to stay strong: Al-Assaf
Saudi Arabia will continue to show strong economic growth this year despite the fall in oil prices, said Finance Minister Ibrahim Al-Assaf on Sunday. He attributed his prediction to the huge government expenditures on major infrastructure projects across the country.
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ISISHere’s What ISIS Recruits Ask Before Joining Up for Jihad
Life inside the world’s most notorious terror organization isn’t all murder and mayhem. Veteran members of Islamic State are using a social-networking website to answer more mundane questions from aspiring militants, who want answers on such prosaic issues as what to wear, how cold it gets, if they have to buy their own weapons, whether there’s wi-fi, and whether they have to clean up after themselves.
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Global Oil Markets2015 global oil balance loosens considerably in latest Short-Term Energy Outlook
EIA’s recently released November Short-Term Energy Outlook (STEO) projects that Brent crude prices will average $83/barrel in 2015, $18/barrel lower than last month’s outlook for 2015. STEO projects prices to remain in the $80 to $90 per barrel range next year, bottoming out under $82/barrel in the second quarter when balances are loosest and then increasing during the second half of 2015 to average $86/barrel in the fourth quarter.
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PakistanObama’s Deadly Informants: The Drone Spotters of Pakistan
There is a saying in North Waziristan: The people there are stuck “between drones in the sky, and daggers on the earth.”
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U.S. and ISISSources: Obama seeks new Syria strategy
President Barack Obama has asked his national security team for another review of the U.S. policy toward Syria after realizing that ISIS may not be defeated without a political transition in Syria and the removal of President Bashar al-Assad, senior U.S. officials and diplomats tell CNN. The review is a tacit admission that the initial strategy of trying to confront ISIS first in Iraq and then take the group's fighters on in Syria, without also focusing on the removal of al-Assad, was a miscalculation.
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Iran's MosquesIncredible pics capture symmetry of Iran’s mosques
It's a side of Iran the rest of the world doesn't normally get to see -- the kaleidoscopically brilliant interiors of the country's intricately designed mosques. With beautiful mosaics and stained glass framed by powerful architecture, the buildings are astounding.
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