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AfghanistanAn Especially Deadly Day in Afghanistan
Taliban suicide bombers and gunmen unloaded a volley of violence across Afghanistan Saturday, killing two U.S. soldiers, assassinating a Supreme Court official, picking off 12 men working to clear land mines, and killing seven Afghan soldiers on a bus—continuing the pace of what has been a particularly bloody few months in the country.
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CIA ReportCIA Torture Report May Set Off Global Prosecutions
Attorneys for human rights organizations are now poring over the 525-page declassified summary of the Senate majority report to find new material that could revive long-dormant and failed civil and criminal lawsuits on behalf of those detained by the Central Intelligence Agency.
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Israel-PalestineSenior Palestinian official dies after clash with Israeli forces in West Bank
A well-known Palestinian cabinet minister who frequently protested against Jewish settlements died Wednesday after a confrontation with Israeli forces at a demonstration in the West Bank, officials said. His death sparked outrage from the Palestinian leadership and an appeal by a U.N. envoy for a full Israeli probe.
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U.S. - SaudiThe first time a U.S. president met a Saudi King
The endurance of that partnership is truly remarkable when you consider all that has happened in that time: The collapse of the Soviet Union (a mutual enemy that was a key driver in the creation of the relationship), Saudi Arabia's growth as an oil superstar, the conflicts between Israel and Arab states, the rise of Islamist extremism, and Saudi Arabia's restrictive domestic policies are just a few issues that might have blown up weaker relationships.
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Muslim ExtremismHillary Clinton warns U.S. ‘can’t close our eyes’ to Muslim extremism
In her first extended public remarks about the recent deadly attacks in Paris, former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton said Wednesday that Americans "can't close our eyes" to the "dangerous strain of extremism within the Muslim world."
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HealthcareSaudi firm plans $272m Dubai ‘smart hospital’, eyes IPO
The company behind plans to build a $272 million "smart hospital" and research focused university in Dubai, is reportedly looking to sell a 30 percent stake through an initial public offering.
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SWPFSEC and GE win Saudi innovation prize
Saudi Electricity Company (SEC) and GE have received the Saudi Water & Power Forum (SWPF) Award for innovation for their operations at SEC’s Power Plant 12 in Riyadh.
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WTI v. BrentOil Spread Shows Saudi Shale Strategy Working: Chart of the Day
The gap is narrowing in part because Saudi Arabia is leading the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries in maintaining crude production amid a global surplus. The strategy is to curb output growth from shale formations and higher cost producers. A narrower gap helps make international crudes more attractive to U.S. refiners while a wider one does the opposite.
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Global Competitiveness ForumSaudi Arabia hosts conference on competitiveness
The Global Competitiveness Forum (GCF) will be held at the Four Seasons Hotel inRiyadh from January 25-27 and will discuss global and regional trends in governmental competitiveness and developing a world class infrastructure in Saudi Arabia.
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Iranian EconomyRouhani Tells Iranians Economy Can’t Grow With Nation Isolated
Rouhani took office after eight years of rule by Mahmoud Ahmadinejad during which United Nations, European Union and U.S. sanctions over the country’s nuclear program drove it deeper into political and economic isolation. Ahmadinejad said the technological and financial restrictions would help Iran become more self-sufficient.
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