Tag: Saudi Arabia
Iraq and its chances of being a successful mediator between Iran and Saudi Arabia
Hamid Redha Al-Ibrahimi
For a while, Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kadhimi has been seeking to fill the role of mediator, and to open a closed channel...
Oil Rations Conflict Between Iraq and Saudi Arabia: India as a Model for Import
According to the latest official statistics by the United Nations, India's population is around 1.39 billion, and by 2027 India is expected to overtake...
The Role Of Resources, Economics And Energy In The Increasingly Fierce Rivalry Between Iran...
Summary
Neoliberal thinking provides a broad-spectrum interpretation of the role of resources in regional rivalries, and issues such as identity, energy and water resources are...
Saudi-Turkish Rivalry and Media Confrontation
Those who follow closely Saudi and Turkish media these days will witness an intense “undeclared” war of words between the two countries, triggered initially...
Justice Against Sponsors of Terrorism Act: Implications for U.S.-Saudi ties
On September 28, the U.S. Congress voted unanimously to override a decision by President Obama to veto a bill known as the Justice Against...
Saudi Arabia 2030 – a vision for oil independence
In his interview with the pan-Arab news network Al-Arabiya, Saudi Arabia’s Deputy Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman outlined his ambitious Vision 2030 roadmap pledging...
Saudi extremism and the “uncomfortable truths” the West needs to face
On 4 February, a Saudi military spokesman, Ahmed al-Asiri, announced that the Arabian kingdom is ready to send ground troops to Syria to fight...
Semantic Changes in The Course of Governance in Saudi Arabia
The Saudi monarch, King Salman bin Abdul-Aziz, in a sudden step decided to conduct fundamental changes affected his government. Where, according to Saudi Press...
