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Breach: U.A.E. Cash to DC Think-Tank Expose Vulnerability of U.S. National Security Regime
By Ali AlAhmed
August 13, 2017
Washington DC - Leaked emails showing millions in cash the U.A.E. government paid to the Washington-based Middle East Institute, exposes the vulnerability of United States’ security regime, and seriously…
Video Exposes Saudi Special Forces’ Sectarian Doctrine
August 8, 2017
By IGA staff
Washington – A video of Saudi Special Forces have exposed the western trained and equipped forces’ sectarian doctrine.
The video taken today by a Saudi solider inside the besieged Shia city of…
Investigations: U.A.E. Ambassador Gave Cash to Witnesses of Congressional Hearing on U.S. Qatar…
July 26, 2017
By Ali AlAhmed
Secret State Department Memo: U.A.E. helped North Korea’s missile program
July 18, 2017
By Ali Al-Ahmed
Washington DC – United Arab Emirates appears to have helped North Korea’s ballistic missile program through large arms purchases from the pariah state in violation of the U.S. and United Nations Security…
Investigation:100s Left American College Campuses to Join ISIS Camps
May 30, 2017
Washington DC – The Institute for Gulf Affairs is issuing an exclusive investigative report tomorrow on one of the biggest terrorist threats against the United States homeland.
The report (From American College Campuses to…
NY Times: Saudi Arabia Is a Burden, Not a Friend to the U.S.
by Ali AlAhmed
The U.S.-Saudi relationship defies a simple explanation. Saudi Arabia is not a natural ally to the United States, but the country has come through for America in the past on several occasions. While the Saudis have…
ISIS isn’t a state, but Fight it Like One
By Shohini Gupta
Washington DC - Beirut. Baghdad. Paris. Threats in Brussels and D.C., the metastasis of ISIS has alerted Western foreign policy leaders to the lack of a strategy to combat ISIS. Although the US State Department…
Killing the Tiger
February 4, 2015
By Ali AlAhmed
Washington DC - Mass executions in Saudi Arabia last month shocked many across the world except Sheikh Nimer AlNimer, a prominent Shia cleric who was among those executed. He was my friend. He foretold of…
Analysis: Saudi executions aimed at silencing dissent
By Adam Whitcomb
January 25, 2016
Washington DC - The executions of 47 Saudi prisoners, including Shia cleric Nimr al-Nimr were used by the ruling family to crush any expression of anti-Saudi sentiment. The ruling Saudi family does not…
Huffington Post: This May Be the Beginning of the End of the Saudi Monarchy
By Ali AlAhmed
The Tiger is dead. Sheikh Nimr al-Nimr ("nimr" is Arabic for "tiger") was executed by the Saudi government for speaking out against absolute monarchy and pushing for people's participation in governing themselves. The mass…