Saturday, November 21, 2009

Saudi Arabia

Digging Up the Saudi Past: Some Would Rather Not

As Obama Begins Tour of Islamic Countries, bin Laden Makes New Threat

Bin Laden reportedly accuses Obama of continuing in the steps of former President George W. Bush. more >>

Saudis Now Dis Bush and Put Their Hopes on Obama

A senior Saudi official refers to the "trials and tribulations" of the recent Bush years. more >>

Did Obama Bow to Saudi King Abdullah?

Does it matter? more >>

Hating Feminists? What Is Kathryn Lopez of the National Review Thinking?

Condoning Saudi clerics? A jab at feminists? Or just another right-wing non sequitur? more >>

Photo Blackmail in Saudi Arabia

In one case, a teenager is sentenced to 500 lashes for threatening. more >>

Obama's Overtures Toward Iran Worry Nearby Arab Nations

Gulf states fear the outcome if the United States fails to halt Tehran's moves to get nuclear weapons. more >>

OPEC Helps Cure Our Oil Addiction

The oil cartel had us where they wanted us. Now they're raising oil costs again. more >>

Why More Saudi Oil Could Harm American Consumers

The Saudis and other oil producers want to prolong—not break—our addiction to oil. more >>

Forget Saudi Peak Oil—Worry About Peak Grain

The twilight of agriculture in the kingdom's desert already is evident, with the potential to further push up world food prices. more >>

News Buzz: Bush's Oil Appeal in Saudi Arabia, Zimbabwe's Election Date, and More

As oil prices hit a new high, the president asks for increased production. more >>

Saudi Arabia Tries to Rehabilitate Its Jihadists

The U.S. praises the program, although in other areas a Saudi counterterrorism effort falls short. more >>

The Pilgrimage to Mecca is Dangerous but Exhilarating

Journey of a lifetime more >>

The Fountain of Saudi Arabian Culture

Strict, intolerant wahhabism is a potent force. more >>

6 Signs the U.S. May Be Headed for War in Iran

Is the United States moving toward military action with Iran? more >>

Morning Buzz: Jan. 14, 2008

As he continues his tour of the Middle East, President Bush stopped in Saudi Arabia today to discuss Iran, Mideast peace, and democracy. Today was the first time the president had visited the kingdom, an ally of the United States, and he took the opportunity to announce to Congress plans to sell $20 billion in weapons to the Saudis. The announcement was timed to coincide with Bush's arrival in Saudi Arabia. more >>

The Enduring Call of Islam's Holiest City

Mecca, Saudi Arabia more >>

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