MUST-READS

• Haia
  Saudi Arabia Arrests Religious Policemen Who Attacked a Woman at a Mall

  Saudi Arabia arrested several agents of its Commission for the Promotion of Virtue and the Prevention of Vice on Tuesday after a video showing the men attacking a woman outside of Riyadh's Al-Nakheel Mall began to circulate on social media.

• Saudi-Lebanon
  Saudi Arabia, Gulf allies raise Lebanon travel warning amid Iran row

  Saudi Arabia and Bahrain warned their citizens on Tuesday against travel to Lebanon, citing safety concerns, and the United Arab Emirates said it was banning its nationals from visiting the Mediterranean country.

  • VOA - Saudi Decision to Cut Arms Funding to Lebanon Puzzling
• Election Season and the ME
  What the Presidential Candidates Get Wrong About the Middle East

  John Kasich will likely never be the Republican nominee for president. There are many reasons for that, including the fact that he can’t get himself to go along with the inanities that his fellow candidates tend to proffer during debates.

• Birds of Arabia
  10 Wondrous Birds Of Saudi Arabia

  Most of the birds in this list are endemic to Saudi Arabia and stay in the country year round. Here are some birds one can expect to see in Saudi Arabia

• Inflation
  Saudi Arabia Inflation Accelerates Most in More Than 3 Years

  Inflation in Saudi Arabia accelerated the most in more than three years in January after government subsidy cuts drove up transportation and commodity prices.

  • CNBC - Saudi Arabia struggles with cheap oil
• India
  The next big shift in the global oil market is underway, and it centers on India

  India is set to surpass Japan as the world’s third-largest consumer of crude oil, behind the US and China.

• Salman Rushdie
  Salman Rushdie: Iranian media raise more money for fatwa

  Forty state-run media outlets in Iran have pooled together to raise $600,000 (£420,000) to add to the fatwa on writer Salman Rushdie, 27 years after Iran’s first supreme leader, Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, called for Rushdie’s assassination following the publication of his novel The Satanic Verses.

• Study Abroad: ME
  Another Casualty of ISIS: Study Abroad

  The Islamic State has scored a kind of marketing coup: the images that average Americans see today, and associate with Islam, are almost exclusively produced by the group’s sophisticated propaganda apparatus.

• Iraq
  High Noon in Iraq’s Wild West

  Iraq is now face to face with the classic “day after” dilemma. Many of its towns are demolished, and there is no money to rebuild.

• Global Oil Markets
  Energy traders hang on Naimi comments

  When Ali al-Naimi, Saudi Arabia’s oil minister, addresses an energy conference in Houston on Tuesday the audience will have one question: has the most powerful man in the energy industry finally changed course?

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