Syria’s Assad Confident His Plan Is Working
Unless and until the opposition came come together on a strategy, the Syrian strongman will stay put.
Unless and until the opposition came come together on a strategy, the Syrian strongman will stay put.
The secretary of state urges Saudi Arabia to support international diplomatic efforts against the Syrian regime.
Baghdad’s residents are less enthusiastic about the conference than their government.
Turkey’s policy of befriending rivals and antagonizing allies seems less and less of an asset.
A top Arab diplomat tells the AFP press agency that Saudi weapons are underway to Syria.
The kingdom insists that it will raise production if Iranian oil exports fall.
The group’s refusal to participate in recent skirmishes signals a change in behavior.
Tribal leaders insist the move is necessary after decades of discrimination under Gaddafi’s regime.
Turkey urges “immediate” foreign intervention to stop the “bloodshed” in Syria.
Iranian involvement in the death of a Saudi diplomat isn’t certain but in the Middle East, suspicions abound.
Conservatives and hardliners face off in what is a proxy battle between Iran’s supreme leader and president.
Despite tension in the region over Iran’s nuclear program, an Azerbaijani-Israeli weapons deal has little to do with it.
Saudi Arabia finally sends an ambassador to a country it has long viewed with suspicion.
Riyadh is waging a proxy war against Iran in siding with the rebels in Syria.
An appeasement policy addresses the Iranian sense of insecurity which is probably at the heart of its nuclear ambitions.