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12 September, 2013 By Anabelle Suitor WASHINGTON, D.C. -- the Gulf Institute has created a map of Saudi human trafficking cases and violations. The map is available at https://crowdmap.com/map/saudihumantrafficking/ depicting recent…

4 November 2013 By Daniel Morillo Washington DC- A quiet partnership is emerging in the Middle East that has the potential to alter the future of the region if their mistress-like relationship goes public. Israel and Saudi Arabia who…

November 4, 2013 By Burgan Hobbs Washington DC -- When Saudi Arabia refused to take a seat on the UN Security Council we reported that it little to do with actual Saudi grievances vis-à-vis the UN and more likely indicated a shift in…

30 October 2013  By Daniel Morillo WASHINGTON D.C. --  Saudi Arabia has once again stolen the international stage for its crackdown on women driving and their refusal of the UN Security Council seat. However, another issue…

Saudi Arabia: Threats to the Kingdom’s Oil Infrastructure featuring Andrew Bond, Assistant Director at the Institute for Gulf Affairs Dr. David Weinberg, Senior Fellow, Foundation for the Defense of Democracies Daniel Morillo,…

Washington DC - The nephew of the director of Saudi terrorist rehabilitation program was killed fighting against the Syrian Army with an AlQaeda group Friday, his mother confirmed multiple reports of his death. AlHadlaq’s mother, Dr.…

Saud Bin Saqr Al Qasimi was born in 1956 as the fourth son of Sheikh Saqr Bin Muhammad Al Qasimi of Ras Al Khaimah. Back then, Britain still controlled the Arab sheikhdoms of the Persian Gulf, and oil had not yet made Abu Dhabi rich. Saud…