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Afghanistan
Taliban ‘reject offer of Afghan government posts’
The Taliban have been offered posts in the new Afghan government but have turned them down, the BBC understands. The offer came from new President Ashraf Ghani in a bid to end the insurgency that threatens the recovery of the country.
- Washington Post - Heroin addiction spreads with alarming speed across Afghanistan
Assassination Plot Trial
How a plot to kill Saudi ambassador Adel Al-Jubeir goes from fiction to fact
The plot seemed absurd, at first.
Global Oil Markets
Brent crude closes at lowest since May 2009
Oil surrendered early gains on Monday to close at a fresh five-and-half-year low on doubts that escalating violence in Libya would resolve a looming supply glut. The expanding seven-month civil conflict in Libya, an important Opec member, has caused traders to refocus attention on geopolitical risks and the potential impact on supplies and exports.
Tadawul
Saudi stocks resume rise before budget; SABB rockets on bonus shares
Saudi Arabian stocks resumed rising ahead of the announcement of the kingdom's 2015 state budget, which is now expected to be released on Thursday and to show the government maintaining spending at high levels despite the plunge of oil prices.
Pakistan and Violence
The Metrics of Terrorism and Instability in Pakistan
The report shows that the school attacks are part of a sharply rising overall pattern of terrorism in Pakistan that killed and severely wounded over 7,000 people in Pakistan in 2013, and made Pakistan rank second in the world in total terrorist attacks. It also shows that the Pakistani Taliban or TTP is only one of a mix of violent terrorist groups – although many attacks cannot be attributed to a given group and the Pakistani Taliban still ranked 5th in the world in violence in 2013.
- NYT - Pakistan's Most Hated Man: Volleyball Player, Child Killer
Labor
Saudi campaign to drive out illegals to continue
“There is no justification for any foreigner to stay in the Kingdom in violation of the labor and residency rules. It is mandatory for all foreigners who want to live in this country to respect its rules and regulations,” he said.
Iran Negotiations
Iran says sees more steps ahead in nuclear talks
U.S. and Iranian diplomats began a two-day meeting in Geneva on Monday to pave the way for resuming broader negotiations involving Iran and six world powers there on Wednesday.
Global Oil Markets
How Long Does A ‘Typical’ Oil Downcycle Last?
BP highlights the fact that it has historically taken up to 2 years for prices to complete a deep decline and then undergo a recovery.
Iranian Politics
Nuclear Negotiations Highlight Iran’s Internal Tensions
From the political point of view, the Iranian government has so far paid a very high price for their nuclear ambitions. Various power centres within the Iranian political system have openly criticized the country’s nuclear strategy at various periods.
Labor
Shortage of Saudi women for textiles, tailoring job
The Ministry of Labor faces a shortage of qualified Saudi women to replace expatriates in the textiles and tailoring industries, al-Watan reported.
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