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More FBI Men to Fight Al Qaeda

A new FBI team arrived in Saudi Arabia on Oct. 2 to beef up the agency's staff in the country [...]

Subscribers only 16.10.2003

Murawiec Keeps Firing Away

Among books to be published about Saudi Arabia this autumn, a work by Laurent Murawiec, a former analyst at the Rand Corporation who made waves by slamming Riyadh before the Defense Policy Board in July 2002, is likely to command a lot of attention.

Subscribers only 04.09.2003

Bin Mahfouz's Account Closed

Has powerful Saudi Arabian businessman Khaled bin Mahfouz, who is suspected of financing welfare organizations linked to Al Qaeda finally been dropped by the ruling family in Riyadh? The answer isn't as simple as all that.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 04.09.2003

New Public Security Chief

Saudi interior minister Nayef bin Abdulaziz appointed general Said bin Abdullah al Kahtani as the new head of the Public [...]

Subscribers only 17.07.2003

Will Saudi Forces Deploy in Iraq?

According Intelligence Online sources, the U.S. has been training 10,000 [...]

Subscribers only 17.07.2003

Who's For and Against House of Saud in U.S.?

Condoleeza Rice, Dick Cheney and George W. Bush are all "neutral" at present. They have always been close to the [...]

Free access 20.06.2003

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Battle for Riyadh Already Underway

With Iraq and Iran in the background, the battle for Saudi Arabia has already begun. From whatever standpoint one views the situation it seems highly likely the current regime won't be around in five years' time, either because it will [.

Subscribers only 19.06.2003

Al Qaeda Chief in the Gulf

A surge in terrorist attacks in Saudi Arabia, discovery of arms caches and an attack on a police patrol in Mecca on June 13 all testify to the growing muscle of the Al Qaeda organization in the kingdom.

Subscribers only 19.06.2003

Three Ways to Change the Mid-East

Iraq fell to military force and the region must now be re-shaped by political action. That, at any rate, is what neo-conservative think tanks closest to the White house appear to be advocating.

Subscribers only 19.06.2003

Money Laundering

Bowing to strong pressure from the United States the Saudi [...]

Subscribers only 19.06.2003

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Why Al Jazeera is being Muzzled

In forcing the managing director of Al Jazeera to step down on May 26, the al Thani family that rules over Qatar completed the chess game it began in 1996 by launching the anti-establishment television channel in the Gulf region.

Subscribers only 05.06.2003

SOFRESA Fixes Price for Tank Deal

After six long years of laborious talks, French efforts to sell the Leclerc main battle tank to Saudi Arabia may [...]

Subscribers only 05.06.2003

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Radical Islam Bombs its Way Back

The attacks in Riyadh and Casablanca have displayed the capacity of radical Islam to plan simultaneous actions in different parts of the Moslem world by synchronizing alliances between small units with deep local roots. That's a major break with the [.

Subscribers only 22.05.2003

Riyadh Fears Shi'ite Peril

The sudden resurgence of Shi'ites in Iraq has given a boost to their brethren in Saudi Arabia. Anxious to keep religious tension at bay, the royal family in Riyadh has agreed to meet with them.

Subscribers only 09.05.2003

Squabble Over A Lebanese Bank

In recent weeks, the Al Madina Bank in Beirut has found itself the object of a struggle for influence between Syrian intelligence and the bank's Saudi Arabian protectors.

Subscribers only 06.03.2003

Sunni Influence over Iraq's Future

King Abdallah of Jordan is playing a major hand in the Iraqi crisis. He has worked secretly on several occasions to get Saddam Hussein to leave Baghdad. Riyadh, for its part, has chosen a different tactic.

Subscribers only 20.02.2003

Negociations

In Brussels, champions of the Galileo Program claim to have [...]

Subscribers only 23.01.2003

Terrorism

Western nationals, and particularly Americans, remain at risk of terrorist [...]

Subscribers only 23.01.2003

Riddles of Operation Millennium

The recent unearthing of a case of drug trafficking between Bogota and Riyadh indicates the episode may have initially been covered up for reasons of state.

Subscribers only 09.01.2003

Al Baraka's Counter-Offensive

The Al Baraka business empire that has seen some of its branches accused of links with Al Qaeda is going to mount a high-profile counter-attack.

Subscribers only 19.12.2002

Financial crime

The new freeze in relations between Washington and Riyadh could [...]

Subscribers only 19.12.2002

Turki Al Faycal

The name of former Saudi Arabian intelligence chief Turki Al [...]

Subscribers only 05.12.2002

Walid's Lock on Lebanese Economy

The Saudi prince Walid Bin Talal's position in Beirut has altered Lebanon's political landscape. But his clashes with prime minister Rafic Hariri stem straight from Riyadh.

Subscribers only 21.11.2002

Negociations

In Ryadh, French advisers are setting up shop in the [...]

Subscribers only 21.11.2002

Weak signals

IN WASHINGTON, MICHAEL ROBINSON, spokesman for Securities and Exchange Commission boss Harvey Pitt, has left his job to take up work as a consultant for the lobbying firm Hill and Knowlton.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 07.11.2002

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All articles - Saudi Arabia

More FBI Men to Fight Al Qaeda

Murawiec Keeps Firing Away

Bin Mahfouz's Account Closed

New Public Security Chief

Will Saudi Forces Deploy in Iraq?

Who's For and Against House of Saud in U.S.?

Spotlight
Battle for Riyadh Already Underway

Al Qaeda Chief in the Gulf

Three Ways to Change the Mid-East

Money Laundering

Spotlight
Why Al Jazeera is being Muzzled

SOFRESA Fixes Price for Tank Deal

Spotlight
Radical Islam Bombs its Way Back

Riyadh Fears Shi'ite Peril

Squabble Over A Lebanese Bank

Sunni Influence over Iraq's Future

Negociations

Terrorism

Riddles of Operation Millennium

Al Baraka's Counter-Offensive

Financial crime

Turki Al Faycal

Walid's Lock on Lebanese Economy

Negociations

Weak signals

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All articles - Saudi Arabia

More FBI Men to Fight Al Qaeda

Murawiec Keeps Firing Away

Bin Mahfouz's Account Closed

New Public Security Chief

Will Saudi Forces Deploy in Iraq?

Who's For and Against House of Saud in U.S.?

Spotlight Battle for Riyadh Already Underway

Al Qaeda Chief in the Gulf

Three Ways to Change the Mid-East

Money Laundering

Spotlight Why Al Jazeera is being Muzzled

SOFRESA Fixes Price for Tank Deal

Spotlight Radical Islam Bombs its Way Back

Riyadh Fears Shi'ite Peril

Squabble Over A Lebanese Bank

Sunni Influence over Iraq's Future

Negociations

Terrorism

Riddles of Operation Millennium

Al Baraka's Counter-Offensive

Financial crime

Turki Al Faycal

Walid's Lock on Lebanese Economy

Negociations

Weak signals

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Battle for Riyadh Already Underway

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Why Al Jazeera is being Muzzled

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Radical Islam Bombs its Way Back