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25 June 201701084 Hakim Khatib

Germany and the Qatar Crisis

Within a week of Bahrain, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), and other governments of Arab/African countries severing/downgrading r

29 November 20160866 Neville Teller

Britain’s parliamentary Foreign Affairs Committee is at daggers drawn with Britain’s Foreign Office. That is to say, the Members of Parliament who fo

20 August 201601973 Tariq Al-Maeena

Every year in Saudi Arabia, misery visits households across the land as the lives of approximately 7000 people are cut short as a result of traffic a

17 August 20160942 Neville Teller

It is not easy to pigeon-hole Qatar, a stand-alone Middle Eastern state in more ways than one, geographically, politically, economically, influential

4 July 201601725 Hakim Khatib

A Saudi Cleric says on the Islamic TV Iqraa (lit. recite) that the treatment of love comes in six potions: Praying, averting one’s glance, keeping di

21 June 201602098 Hakim Khatib

Causing uproar among journalists and human rights groups, the Egyptian court verdict is being massively criticised. The long winded Qatar espion

10 June 201601279 Hakim Khatib

The Kingdom has unveiled plans to showcase the arts and grow its media industry to counter negative stereotypes. The initiatives are part of the wi

31 May 201601031 James M. Dorsey

It is a difficult task to explain everything about the Middle East in a short article. So what I am going to do is to present an important, yet somet

25 May 201601056 Hakim Khatib

What about a man who beats his wife? What about a man who does not give his wife her rights? The law should do something about this too. Women in Sau

14 May 201601236 James M. Dorsey

The layoffs followed last year’s collapse of a Bin Laden construction crane that killed 107 people and prompted the government to ban the brothers fr