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An Arab Liberal Looks at the Postwar Middle East

Kuwait has endured difficulties with regard to the war in Iraq. Kuwait took a unique position by supporting U.S. action to change the regime of Saddam Husayn. The Kuwaiti position reflected its belief that the people of Iraq deserve a better life. Kuwait's seven months of Iraqi occupation made its

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Shafeeq Ghabra

Promoting Saudi Civil Society:

What Role for the United States?

Last week the Bush administration decided to reject the recommendation of an independent federal agency to designate Saudi Arabia as a "country of particular concern" under the 1998 International Religious Freedom Act. The U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom had heard evidence that the Saudi religious police raided the homes

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Simon Henderson

Al-Jazeera in English

Planning to target the English-speaking market for the first time in its history, the popular twenty-four-hour Arabic television news network al-Jazeera is working to launch a new English-language website sometime this spring. Upon its launch, the site will reach a new and diverse audience beyond the borders of the Arabic-speaking

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Impact of an Iraq Confrontation on Gulf States:

Foreign Policy and Domestic Politics

Regime change in Baghdad could do more than make Iraq a positive force in the Middle East instead of a source of trouble; it could also give a strong boost to liberalizing trends throughout the Middle East. Therefore, a war to topple Saddam Husayn's regime would create both opportunities and

۲۷ ژانویهٔ ۲۰۰۳

Shafeeq Ghabra

Reforming the Arab Stand:

A Saudi Initiative on Iraq and the Wider Arab World

Last week, the Saudi government published what it described as a "Charter to Reform the Arab Stand," a document intended for endorsement at the next summit of Arab leaders, due to be held in Bahrain in March. Addressed to Arab kings and presidents, the charter calls for more internal reforms

۲۴ ژانویهٔ ۲۰۰۳

Simon Henderson

In-Depth Reports

The New Pillar:

Conservative Arab Gulf States and U.S. Strategy

In the months following the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, it became increasingly clear that Saudi Arabia was no longer fulfilling its U.S.-backed leadership role in the Persian Gulf. Troubled by apparently widespread domestic sympathy for Osama bin Laden and the al-Qaeda terrorist network, the Saudi royal family began

۳۱ دسامبر ۲۰۰۲

Simon Henderson

Saudi Financial Counterterrorism Measures (Part II):

Smokescreen or Substance?

Last week, Adel al-Jubeir, foreign policy advisor to Crown Prince Abdullah of Saudi Arabia, presided over a Washington press conference and the release of a report, "Initiatives and Actions Taken by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in the Financial Area to Combat Terrorism." The press conference marked the first time

۱۰ دسامبر ۲۰۰۲

Matthew Levitt

Saudi Financial Counterterrorism Measures (Part I):

The Impact in the Kingdom

Measures being taken by Saudi Arabia to stop terrorist financing have been welcomed by top U.S. officials. But the main test for the new rules announced on December 3 will be in Saudi Arabia itself, where zakat (giving to Islamic charities) is a religious duty and where measures that please

۹ دسامبر ۲۰۰۲

Simon Henderson

A Tale of Two Qatars

The Central Command of the U.S. military reports that the biennial "Internal Look" exercise is slated to begin Monday at the as-Sayliyah base in Qatar. The operation is designed to test U.S. military reactions to various threats in the Middle East. Qatar's strategic importance extends well beyond this exercise. The

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Jonathan Schanzer

Combating Terrorist Financing, Despite the Saudis

The annual conference of the Saudi World Assembly of Muslim Youth (WAMY) concludes today in Riyadh. Although it claims to be a charitable organization espousing moderate Islam, WAMY is actually one of many such organizations that, while closely linked to the Saudi government and royal family (e.g., WAMY's president is

۱ نوامبر ۲۰۰۲

Matthew Levitt

Articles & Testimony

The Prince of Fingerprints

Some day soon -- if it hasn't happened already -- the first American male between the ages of 16 and 45 will be fingerprinted at the border as he enters Saudi Arabia. The measure is in retaliation for the discretionary fingerprinting of male visitors to the United States from a

۲۸ اکتبر ۲۰۰۲

Simon Henderson

Behind the French Tanker Bombing:

Yemen's Ongoing Problems with Islamist Terrorism

Since September 2001, Yemen has worked hard to shed its image as a hotbed of Islamist terrorism. That image, however, was reinforced when London's al-Sharq al-Awsat Arabic daily reported that the Islamic Army of Aden (IAA, or Aden-Abyan Islamic Army), an al-Qaeda affiliate, claimed responsibility for an explosion that crippled

۲۱ اکتبر ۲۰۰۲

Jonathan Schanzer

In-Depth Reports

The Regional Implications of Pursuing 'Regime Change' in Iraq (Part IV)

Unfortunately, there is no Iraqi on this panel. I wish there were. But because Kuwait is closest, in many ways, to Iraq, we Kuwaitis probably share some of the Iraqi vision of the future of Iraq. The atmosphere in Kuwait is one of anxiety and nervousness, with a strong sense

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Articles & Testimony

The recent statement by Saudi Arabia's foreign minister that the U.S. will not be allowed to use Saudi soil to launch an attack on Iraq is further proof that the House of Saud is not our "ally" in the war on terror. Last month's Defense Policy Board briefing (as reported

۱۲ اوت ۲۰۰۲

Simon Henderson

U.S.-Saudi Energy Policy Stands at the Brink

Just short of four years since Crown Prince Abdullah, while on a trip to Washington, met leaders of U.S. energy companies to discuss cooperation efforts, negotiations to secure $25 billion of investment for Saudi gas projects have broken down. A policy that should have cemented the energy-supply facet of Washington's

۲۵ ژوئیهٔ ۲۰۰۲

Simon Henderson

Articles & Testimony

The Coming Saudi Showdown

Deliberately but without fanfare, Saudi Arabia has altered its relationship with the United States. Quite logically, and dangerously, the House of Saud has decided the proper reaction to the events of September 11 is to distance itself from Washington, seeking instead to firm up its support among the Saudi populace

۱۵ ژوئیهٔ ۲۰۰۲

Simon Henderson

Articles & Testimony

The Saudis and Saddam

Last week, the New York Times's Patrick E. Tyler reported that President Bush and Crown Prince Abdullah of Saudi Arabia had agreed on a new strategy of joint action and pressure to break the deadlock in the Middle East crisis. American officials would talk bluntly with Prime Minister Ariel Sharon

۱۳ مهٔ ۲۰۰۲

Simon Henderson

Between Abdullah and Sharon:

The Bush Administration Considers Middle East Options

A spate of visitors have been coming to the United States to talk with senior Bush administration officials about the Middle East. Perhaps the most prominent visitor has been Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Abdullah, the de facto Saudi ruler who last visited the United States three years ago. As a

۲ مهٔ ۲۰۰۲

David Makovsky

The Crawford Summit:

High Noon for U.S.-Saudi Relations?

After declining at least two earlier invitations since January 2001, Crown Prince Abdullah of Saudi Arabia is due to meet President George W. Bush for the first time this Thursday. The de facto leader of America's leading oil supplier (his elder half-brother, King Fahd, is ailing) had previously snubbed Washington's

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Simon Henderson
Patrick Clawson

Tackling the Financing of Terrorism in Saudi Arabia

While publicly stressing Saudi Arabia's cooperation and shared concern regarding terrorist financing, U.S. treasury secretary Paul O'Neill held private consultations this past week in Riyadh with Saudi officials and businessmen regarding specific Saudi organizations and individuals suspected of financing terrorist activities. Promising to find clear-cut cases, O'Neill reassured his hosts

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Matthew Levitt

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