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Military StrategyAnalysis: America’s Big Military Mistake: Cutting Land Forces Too Quickly
In the 1920s, the advent of the airplane was going to make all forms of combat on land obsolete. That turned out badly wrong. In the 1950s, nuclear weapons were going to replace traditional ground forces for many missions. That left the Army unprepared for Vietnam in the 1960s, and it resorted to a firepower-heavy form of warfare that was arguably its least impressive wartime performance in American military history. In the 1980s and 1990s, fresh off Vietnam, the Army itself decided not to prepare for such counterinsurgency scenarios any longer. That worked out fine for Operation Desert Storm in 1991 but much less well for the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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SocietySaudi women in Shoura Council ‘an important landmark’
One of the most important landmarks of the era of Custodian of Two Holy Mosques King Abdullah was allowing women to participate for the first time in the Shoura Council, said a researcher from King Faisal University in Abha, Al-Riyadh daily reported.
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AutomotiveSaudi Arabian auto parts demand valued at $3.8bn
Demand for automotive spare parts in Saudi Arabia has been valued at $3.8bn, according global analysts Frost & Sullivan.
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Rebuilding EgyptEgypt Needs More Investments, Not Aid
First the good news: Egypt’s foreign reserves ticked up to $16.87 billion at the end of September – enough to comfortably cover imports for more than three months as the country’s economy strengthens and foreign investors continue to buy Cairo-listed stocks.
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KobaneU.S. frustration rises as Turkey withholds military help from besieged Kobane
“They want the U.S. to come in and take care of the problem,” a senior official said, but the Pentagon has said U.S. strikes alone can’t drive the Islamic State from Kobane, on Turkey’s border.
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Tadawul OpeningSaudi capital markets regulator seeks local opinion on stock market liberalization
The Saudi capital markets regulator is seeking the opinions of stock market analysts, economists and a host of other local financial experts on final steps to liberalize the country’s stock market for foreign investment, informed sources have told Asharq Al-Awsat, as the bourse prepares to launch the region’s biggest-ever IPO later this month.
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Islamic StateBrother fears missing Saudi student now Islamist militant
Meshaal Suhaimi, the Saudi student who “mysteriously” disappeared in Malaysia last month is believed to have joined one of the terrorist groups in Syria or Iraq.
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Afghanistan5.7m Afghan refugees return in past decade
Returning migrants are increasingly avoiding rural areas of their origins and moving to urban areas, especially Kabul, in search of security and livelihoods.
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Pakistan-IndiaFive more civilians killed in worst India-Pakistan fighting for years
The fighting comes at a time of changing power dynamics in South Asia, with Pakistan's army taking a more assertive role in politics and India's new nationalist Prime Minister Narendra Modi promising a more muscular foreign policy. Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has been weakened by opposition protests that started in August. He won the army's backing but in the process ceded space to the generals on some issues, including relations with India.
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Celebrities and IslamBill Maher And Ben Affleck Have A Fierce Debate Over Radical Islam
Ben Affleck appeared on "Real Time With Bill Maher" on Friday to promote his latest film, "Gone Girl." But Affleck didn't leave without getting into a heated debate with Maher over radical Islamic principles. Affleck and Maher -- joined at a roundtable by Sam Harris, Nicholas Kristof, and Michael Steele -- fiercely battled after the 42-year-old actor called Maher's criticism of the religion "gross and racist."
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