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Tag Archives: King Abdullah
Analysis: Saudis seek illusory ‘Third Way’ in Regional Diplomacy
Jerusalem Post- 17/01/2010 Syrian President Bashar Assad is reportedly scheduled to visit the Saudi capital Riyadh, where he is to meet with Saudi King Abdullah. The meeting is rumored to be a prelude to a three way summit also to … Continue reading
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Tagged Bashar Assad, Egypt, Gaza, Hizbullah, Khaled Mashaal, King Abdullah, Syria
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Analysis: Did long Arm of Iran reach Dead Sea Highway?
Jerusalem Post- 19/01/2010 The revelations of possible Iranian involvement in the attack on Israeli diplomats earlier this month in Jordan appear to offer the latest evidence of direct engagement by Teheran in subversion and paramilitary activity across national borders. The … Continue reading
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Tagged Ahmed Vahidi, Dead Sea, Hizbullah, Iraq, King Abdullah, Quds, Revolutionary Guards, Sunni
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Gulf Regimes: The real Game – Saudi Arabia
Jerusalem Post- 11/03/2011 From a strategic point of view, the Iran-led regional axis has until now emerged as a net earner from the “Arab Spring” of 2011. In Egypt and Tunisia, two stable, pro-Western Arab regimes have fallen, giving way … Continue reading
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Tagged al-Khalifa, Al-Sauds, Bahrain, Iran, King Abdullah, Saudi Arabia, Shi'ites
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Trip by Saudi Royal Unlikely to Herald Radical Change
Global Politician- 19/10/2009 The Syrian Al-Watan newspaper reported on Wednesday that a two-day visit by Saudi King Abdullah bin Abdul Aziz was due to begin that day. The talks, Al-Watan noted, would conclude with the signing of a joint agreement … Continue reading
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Tagged al-Watan, Bashar Assad, Iran, King Abdullah, Michel Aoun, Saudi Arabia, Syria
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The Domino Effect
Global Politician- 27/12/2009 Lebanese Prime Minister Sa’ad Hariri’s December 19 visit to Damascus is the latest marker in the return of the coercive Syrian presence in Lebanon. It is also an indication of Syria’s successful defiance of the west. Hariri’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Bashar al-Assad, Iran, King Abdullah, Lebanon, Saad Hariri, Syria, Teheran
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Talk softly, and carry a large Carrot!
Jerusalem Post-29/07/2009 The region is currently witnessing a concerted attempt by Saudi Arabia to mend its relations with the Syrian regime. This effort derives from Riyadh’s fear of Iran, and its sense that now may be an opportune moment to … Continue reading
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Tagged Damascus, Gaza, Iran, Jeffrey Feltman, King Abdullah, Lebanon, Rafik Hariri, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, Syria
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