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A Bedouin on a Camel?
Saudi Foreign Policy and the Insurgency in Iraq
Iraq's interior minister, Bayan Jabr, lashed out at Saudi diplomacy while speaking to journalists in Amman on October 2. Referring to Prince Saud al-Faisal, the Saudi foreign minister, Jabr said Iraq would not be lectured by "some Bedouin riding a camel." Broadening his remarks to the Saudi ruling family, the
Oct 5, 2005
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Simon Henderson
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Sep 22, 2005
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Simon Henderson
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Travel Advisory:
Military Personnel and British Courts
On September 11, retired Israeli maj. gen. Doron Almog declined to disembark from an arriving Israel El Al airliner at London’s Heathrow airport and flew back to Israel, thereby avoiding British police waiting with a warrant for his arrest. The warrant, instigated in part by pro-Palestinian groups, alleged that Almog
Sep 20, 2005
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Simon Henderson
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Engaging Israel:
The Significance of the Istanbul Meeting between Israel and Pakistan
The September 1 meeting in the Turkish city of Istanbul between Israeli foreign minister Silvan Shalom and his Pakistani counterpart, Khurshid Kasuri, was historic. There have been no public official contacts between the two nations since Pakistan was founded in 1947 as a home for Muslims in the Indian subcontinent
Sep 2, 2005
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Simon Henderson
Soner Cagaptay
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Aug 22, 2005
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Simon Henderson
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Aug 22, 2005
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Simon Henderson
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Changing the Guard at the Saudi Embassy in Washington
On July 20, the Saudi foreign ministry announced that Prince Bandar bin Sultan, the long-serving Saudi ambassador to the United States, was stepping down, and that "the process of nominating" Prince Turki al-Faisal, the current Saudi ambassador in London, to replace him had begun. When the widely anticipated death of
Jul 25, 2005
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Simon Henderson
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After the London Bombings:
Meeting the Challenge of Young Muslims and Extremism
Although the U.S. and British governments have offered gestures of mutual diplomatic support and apparent political agreement in the aftermath of the July 7 terrorist bombings in London, such efforts mask the wide differences between their approaches to the increasing threat of al-Qaeda terrorism. On July 15, President George W
Jul 19, 2005
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Simon Henderson
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The Gleneagles G8 Summit:
Middle Eastern Issues on the Agenda
Beginning on July 6, British prime minister Tony Blair will host the G8 summit in Gleneagles, a hotel and golf course in Scotland. Africa and climate change are the two main topics on the agenda, but counterterrorism, proliferation, and political reform in the Middle East are scheduled to be discussed
Jul 5, 2005
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Simon Henderson
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Jul 2, 2005
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Simon Henderson
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Women in Gulf Politics:
A Progress Report
On June 20, 2005, Kuwait’s first female cabinet minister, Massouma al-Mubarak, was sworn in, taking responsibility for the planning portfolio. Six months earlier, a woman was appointed minister of economy and planning in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Women have assumed ministerial posts in Bahrain and Oman as well. And
Jun 28, 2005
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Simon Henderson
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May 27, 2005
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Simon Henderson
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May 27, 2005
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Simon Henderson
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Nearing the End of the Bush-Blair Relationship:
Middle East Policy after the British Elections
The May 5 British elections returned Prime Minister Tony Blair's Labour Party to an unprecedented third term in office, but with a substantially smaller parliamentary majority and a much diminished reputation for the British leader. Blair's reversal of fortune is largely attributable to his support for the U.S.-led invasion of
May 10, 2005
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Simon Henderson
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May 2, 2005
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Simon Henderson
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‘Forging a New Relationship’:
The Future Agenda for U.S.-Saudi Relations after the Crawford Summit
On April 25, President George W. Bush and Crown Prince Abdullah, the de facto ruler of Saudi Arabia, held a three-hour meeting in Crawford, Texas, producing a joint statement in which both leaders agreed “to forge a new relationship” between the two countries. Both sides reportedly saw the meeting as
Apr 28, 2005
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Simon Henderson
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Apr 25, 2005
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Simon Henderson
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Apr 24, 2005
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Simon Henderson
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From Paris to Crawford:
Assessing Crown Prince Abdullah’s Upcoming Visit
On April 25, 2005, Crown Prince Abdullah of Saudi Arabia will meet with President George W. Bush in Crawford, Texas. The de facto ruler of the world’s largest oil exporter flies in from Morocco, where he has been vacationing after a three-day visit to France. While President Bush is expected
Apr 22, 2005
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Simon Henderson
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The Arrest of Saudi Reformers One Year On
A year ago, on March 16, 2004, the Saudi authorities arrested thirteen reformist intellectuals, including one university academic who was reportedly taken away in handcuffs in front of his class. Three days later the arrests were an issue taken up by then Secretary of State Colin Powell when he arrived
Mar 15, 2005
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Simon Henderson
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