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A discussion with author Dr. Mark Thompson on the power and potential of Saudi youth on The 966 episode 30
- March 11,2022
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- SUSTG Team
The hosts welcome Dr. Mark Thompson from Riyadh. The hosts discuss Mark’s latest book, “Being Young, Male, and Saudi,” as well as his deep experiences living and teaching in the Kingdom. Before that, the hosts discuss why U.S. shale will not be saving the day any time soon, and also an encouraging new survey from […]
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Saudi Women Cheer Kingdom’s New Personal Status Law
- March 10,2022
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- SUSTG Team
Saudi Arabia’s new personal status law which will further empower Saudi women will be enacted within 90 days, Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman said, noting that it was “comprehensive in addressing all the problems that the family and women were suffering from.”
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Poll Finds Bipartisan American Support for High Gas Prices over Russian Invasion, NATO Support
- March 9,2022
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- SUSTG Team
Two weeks on in Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, a poll of American attitudes on the war finds bipartisan support for U.S. energy sanctions against Russia even if that results in higher gas prices.
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US to Ban Russian Oil Imports over Ukraine Invasion; Report Says Biden Team Considering Saudi Visit
- March 8,2022
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- SUSTG Team
President Joe Biden will announce a ban on the U.S. import of Russian energy, in the latest effort to ratchet up sanctions over Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, according to reports.
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Inaugural World Defense Show in Saudi Arabia Produces Results in Saudi’s Localization Drive for U.S. Companies
- March 7,2022
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- SUSTG Team
Saudi Arabia is hosting its first ever major defense show as industry giants from around the world assemble in Riyadh to display the latest in military tech — and pitch for lucrative opportunities as Saudi Arabia seeks to localize much of its defense industry production.
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Security and Defense Expert David Des Roches Joins The 966 to Talk Ukraine and the Middle East
- March 4,2022
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- SUSTG Team
The hosts invite NDU professor and security expert Col. David Des Roches (Ret.) back on the program for episode 29 to discuss Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and how it impacts the Middle East, as well as the changing role of NATO and energy markets. The hosts and Des Roches also discuss Lucid’s new plant in […]
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Secretary of State Blinken, Saudi FM Prince Faisal bin Farhan on Russia Invasion of Ukraine
- March 3,2022
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- SUSTG Team
Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken spoke on Wednesday with his counterpart in Saudi Arabia, Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan Al Saud, about the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the State department said in a brief statement.
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Latest Jadwa Chartbook: Saudi Investors Unfazed So Far on Russian Invasion; Consumer Spending Climbs
- March 2,2022
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- SUSTG Team
The latest edition of the monthly chartbook from Jadwa Investment found some encouraging data points on the Saudi economy, as observers of the Kingdom look for a strong year of growth in 2022.
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Market-Leading Pharmacy Firm Nahdi Seeks Up to $1.36 billion in Saudi Arabia’s Biggest IPO Since Aramco
- March 1,2022
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- SUSTG Team
Nahdi Medical Co, Saudi Arabia’s market leader in retail pharmacies, “aims to raise up to 5.11 billion riyals ($1.36 billion) in the country’s biggest initial public offering since Saudi Aramco’s listing in 2019,” Reuters reports.
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Saudi Aramco Finds Five New Gas Fields in Four Regions, SPA Says
- February 28,2022
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- SUSTG Team
Saudi Arabia’s Energy Minister Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman said that Saudi Aramco has discovered new natural gas fields in four different regions across the Kingdom, according to information published by the Saudi Press Agency. The fields were discovered “in the central area of the kingdom, in the Empty Quarter desert, near its northern border and […]
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MUST-READS
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Saudi Foreign PolicyBook review: Saudi Arabian Foreign Policy: Conflict and Cooperation
As a well written, insightful and deeply analytical endeavour, Partrick’s book can and should be considered the seminal text on Saudi foreign policy.
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NestléNestlé Middle East CEO: ‘Regional Conflicts Limit the Company’s Growth Expectations’
Conflicts in Syria, Iraq and Yemen have almost wiped out sales in those countries, cutting a significant chunk from revenues, while the entire region is affected by underlying economic issues — dominated by the lower oil price.’
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Istanbul ShootingSaudis, Jordanians, Lebanese and Indians among victims of Istanbul attack
Nearly half of the 39 people killed in the New Year shooting rampage in Istanbul were from Arab countries, according to officials and local media.
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Ali Abdullah SalehOusted after the Arab Spring, a former dictator is back
Ousted during the Arab Spring uprisings, one of the Middle East’s wiliest politicians has risen up again. He is taking advantage of the chaos of conflict and the political inexperience of the rebels to deepen his influence, officials and analysts say.
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SyriaSyria conflict: Turkey and Russia ‘agree ceasefire plan’
Turkey and Russia have agreed on the terms of a proposed ceasefire in Syria, where they back opposing sides in the civil war, Turkish state media report.
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Labor MarketEasing Labor Market Restrictions in the Gulf
There is gradual movement in labor market regulation in the GCC now.
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MosulFight for a Mosul district shows Iraqis’ slow, painful slog
Advancing into Mosul has become a painful slog for Iraqi forces. Islamic State group militants have fortified each neighborhood, unlike past battles where they concentrated their defenses in one part of the city. As a result, every advance inflicts relatively high casualties.
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Global ThreatsAnalysis: Global Conflicts to Watch in 2017
The greatest unknown for U.S. interests in the world might be the United States itself.
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AleppoSyria conflict: Fierce fighting halts Aleppo evacuation
A deal to evacuate rebel fighters and civilians from eastern Aleppo has stalled, with heavy shelling reported in the Syrian city.
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2017 BudgetSaudis to claim partial victory in taming huge deficit with 2017 budget
Saudi Arabia's 2017 state budget is likely to show Riyadh has shrunk a huge deficit caused by cheap oil faster than expected, which may let it spend more to bolster a shaky economy This year was one of the most painful for the Saudi economy in decades. Growth slowed sharply and speculators bet against the Saudi currency as the government fought to curb a deficit that totalled a record 367 billion riyals ($98 billion) in 2015.
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