Your account has been succesfully created.

Subscribe now

SAUDI ARABIA PAKISTAN Issue 734 dated 29/04/2015

Saudi-Pakistani rift over Yemen persists

Pakistan's Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif visited Riyadh on April 23 but failed to repair the bad feeling with Saudi Arabia over Yemen.

The entire article (364 words) may be accessed by subscribers or e-wallet users

Not a reader yet?

Create an account

Receive exclusive advantages

Read
free articles

Receive
newsletters

Create
email notifications

Pay-Per-Article

This article: 6 EUR

E-wallet
starting from 30 EUR

Buy article

Unlimited access
to all content of

Intelligence Online

Discover our offers

Stay up-to-date

On the same subject

MIDDLE EAST 16/03/2016

Sharif tipped to head Islamic coalition

Saudi Arabia's interior minister Mohamed bin Salman, who initiated the Islamic Coalition, is putting his faith in Raheel Sharif, the [...]

SAUDI ARABIA IRAN 07/10/2015

Intelligence row follows Haj tragedy

While Tehran and Riyadh battled to obtain the communication upper [...]

SAUDI ARABIA FRANCE 27/05/2015

Mohammed bin Salman

Mohammed bin Salman, the Saudi Arabian deputy crown prince, defence [...]

SAUDI ARABIA FRANCE 29/04/2015

Franco-Saudi contracts muddied by frigate

As the Saudi offensive in Yemen continues, the love-in between Paris and Riyadh is very much on following Laurent Fabius’ visit to the kingdom on April 12. But the Al Mekkah frigate affair could spoil the mood. [...]

SAUDI ARABIA 29/04/2015

SANG takes tribal tack in Yemen Free

King Salman bin Abdelaziz’s move to engage the Saudi Arabian National Guard (SANG) in Operation Decisive Storm in Yemen on [...]

SAUDI ARABIA YEMEN 11/03/2015

Humaidan's role in hostage release

Intelligence Online has been able to reconstruct the modus operandi that the General Intelligence Presidency (GIP) used earlier this month to free the Saudi consul held by AQAP for three years. [...]

Spotlight SAUDI ARABIA 11/02/2015

King Salman deploys security trio

Saudi Arabia's new King Salman bin Abdulaziz al-Saud appointed his son Mohamed bin Salman as defence minister and director of the royal court on January 23, handing him responsibility for the security woes currently facing the kingdom. [...]

Breaking news SAUDI ARABIA 23/01/2015

King Salman will rely on Mohammed bin Salman and Mohamed bin Nayef

Following last night's death of King Abdullah, his successor Salman bin Abdelaziz has begun forming a smaller governing team which [...]

SAUDI ARABIA PAKISTAN 29/10/2014

GID turns to ISI for support

According to our sources, Saudi Arabia's General Intelligence Directorate (GID) is pressing Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) to step up its operations against Iran. [...]

SAUDI ARABIA PAKISTAN 30/03/2011

Pakistani soldiers on Gulf duty alert

The head of Saudi Arabia’s National Security Council, Prince Bandar [...]

New: Sign up for real-time alerts and be notified of new editions!

Once registered, you will be notified by a short message on your computer or mobile phone as soon as a new edition of our publication or an alert is published. Stay informed anytime, anywhere!

By continuing your visit to this site, you accept the use of cookies allowing us to adapt and enhance your experience. Read more

Thomas Kaplan, the billionaire pushing Abu Dhabi's interests in the Middle East

Ivor Ichikowitz, the worldwide connections of the South African arms magnate Free

Saudi-Pakistani rift over Yemen persists

The entire article (364 words) may be accessed by subscribers or e-wallet users

Not a reader yet?

Receive exclusive advantages

Pay-Per-Article

Subscribe

Stay up-to-date

Free Articles

Intelligence services try to save money on cyber

ODNI joins Pompeo in anti-Nord Stream 2 campaign

Former NSA chief Mike Rogers guides Zafrir in the US

Sharif tipped to head Islamic coalition

Intelligence row follows Haj tragedy

Mohammed bin Salman

Franco-Saudi contracts muddied by frigate

SANG takes tribal tack in Yemen Free

Humaidan's role in hostage release

King Salman deploys security trio

King Salman will rely on Mohammed bin Salman and Mohamed bin Nayef

GID turns to ISI for support

Pakistani soldiers on Gulf duty alert

First visit

Contacts

Tools

Free services

A website edited by

Indigo Publications also publishes:

Thomas Kaplan, the billionaire pushing Abu Dhabi's interests in the Middle East

Ivor Ichikowitz, the worldwide connections of the South African arms magnate Free

Saudi-Pakistani rift over Yemen persists

The entire article (364 words) may be accessed by subscribers or e-wallet users

Already have an account?

Not a reader yet?

Receive exclusive advantages

Pay-Per-Article

Subscribe

Stay up-to-date

Free Articles

Intelligence services try to save money on cyber

ODNI joins Pompeo in anti-Nord Stream 2 campaign

Former NSA chief Mike Rogers guides Zafrir in the US

Sharif tipped to head Islamic coalition

Intelligence row follows Haj tragedy

Mohammed bin Salman

Franco-Saudi contracts muddied by frigate

SANG takes tribal tack in Yemen Free

Humaidan's role in hostage release

King Salman deploys security trio

King Salman will rely on Mohammed bin Salman and Mohamed bin Nayef

GID turns to ISI for support

Pakistani soldiers on Gulf duty alert

First visit

Contacts

Tools

Free services