A few days before Ramadan, a Saudi religious scholar appeared on Al-Jazeera. Known in the past as a hard-liner, Sheikh Ayid Al-Qarni is now, after a period in prison, preaching a more moderate Islam.
Following the American presidential election campaign, one feels as if he were watching an exciting match of football, boxing or wrestling or even a play. It is as if one were on the floor of the stock
Pre-emption and unilateralism are the two most frequently used terms against President George W. Bush’s foreign policy in the current presidential election campaign. Sen. John Kerry, the Democrat Party’s
The approval by the Cabinet of the amendments to the Naturalization Law proposed by the Shoura Council in May puts an end to speculations and uncertainties in the minds of Saudis as well as those who
WASHINGTON, 20 October 2004 — Because I have been repeatedly asked the question, “For whom will you vote and why?” Let me use this opportunity to respond. This November, I will vote for John
WASHINGTON, 20 October 2004 — With terrorist attacks against Russia on the rise, President Vladimir Putin has repeatedly denounced what he calls Western “double standard.” Americans and Europeans hit
WASHINGTON, 20 October 2004 — Iran is known to be deploying long-range missiles that would be militarily useless unless equipped with a nuclear warhead. And it has insisted that it will continue to
