New Map Depicts Human Trafficking Cases By the Saudi Ruling Family
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…
The Israeli Mistress and the Saudis
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…
Strategic Tantrum: Saudi Arabia’s Shifting Foreign Policy
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…
Saudi Arabia In An Iran-Friendly World
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…
Ali Al-Ahmed on NPR’s the Diane Rehm Show
28 October 2013
WASHINGTON, D.C.-- Ali Al-Ahmed, Director of the Institute for Gulf Affairs, was a guest on NPR's nationally broadcast ‘The Diane Rehm Show’ to discuss domestic and international challenges facing Saudi Arabia.…
Leaked Document: Saudi King banned Women from Driving Carts Inside Hospital
28 October 2013
Washington - Saudi King Abdullah has banned women from driving within two military hospitals, according to a secret Saudi government document obtained by the Institute for Gulf Affairs. Women are banned from driving in…
Saudi Erratic Foreign Policy May Usher New Era
By Burgan Hobbs
Washington - On Thursday Saudi Arabia won, for the first time, a highly coveted seat on the United Nations Security Council despite protest from human rights groups regarding Saudi abysmal human rights record. Saudi…
Africa and Yemen, the Next Frontline in the War on Terror
By Daniel Morillo
14 October 2013
Washington DC- Al Shabaab and Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) are separated by the narrow Mandeb Strait dividing Horn of Africa and Yemen. Though both are endorsed and supported by a weakened Al…
Will Saudi Spoil American-Iranian Détente?
By Burgan Hobbs
October 10, 2013
Washington DC - Iranian president, Hassan Rouhani, may be seeking to end hostilities with the U.S. through a charm offensive of statements and tweets. The new president is trying to break the deadlock on…
Save the Date: Threats to the Saudi Oil Infrastructure Conference
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,…