Tag Archives: Saudi Arabia

Syria

| November 6, 2012

David Cameron: let Syrian president escape to stop slaughter

Saudi Arabia

| November 5, 2012

The Interior Ministry said that two border guards were killed in a clash with 11 al Qaeda fighters as they attempted to enter Saudi Arabia from the border with Yemen. Ten of the fighters are Saudis who were previously imprisoned and then released after being ‘rehabilitated.’

Saudi Arabia

| November 3, 2012

The Saudis are bulldozing Islam’s heritage. Why the silence from the Muslim world?

Afghanistan

| October 29, 2012

Saudi Arabia to build major Islamic center in Afghanistan

Lebanon

| October 28, 2012

Hizbollah debates dropping support for the regime of President Bashar al-Assad

Iraq

| October 27, 2012

Influx of Iraqi Shiites to Syria Widens War’s Scope

Al Qaeda

| October 26, 2012

Al-Qaida group urges jihad after Gaza leaders is part of jihad against Jews, threaten large-scale retaliation

cyberwar

| October 24, 2012

Cyberattack on Saudi Oil Firm Disquiets US

Saudi Arabia

| October 17, 2012

A court handed down sentences ranging from three to 25 years for 16 suspected al Qaeda members. The defendants, all Saudis except for one Yemeni, were accused of setting up al Qaeda training camps in Saudi Arabia and targeting oil sites, carrying out terror attacks, and conducting assassinations.

Saudi Arabia

| October 12, 2012

Anti-Islam film prompts Saudi call for net censorship body

Afghanistan

| October 11, 2012

Interview with Vladimir Yakunin on Tensions Between Russia and West: ‘Russia and the West are drifting apart’

Saudi Arabia

| October 3, 2012

Director: Saudi religious police losing some key powers after public complaints

IRGC

| October 3, 2012

Qassim Suleimani, Iran’s Master of Iraq Chaos, Still Vexes the US