"A senior Saudi official told me in frustration that he finds it mind-boggling that Israelis can’t seem to understand that it is fundamentally in their interest to seek a credible framework for negotiations that could deliver lasting peace" by M. al Yahya
Kick It Out is planning urgent talks with Newcastle to ask the club to discourage fans from wearing mock headdresses following the Saudi-backed consortium's takeover.
A question people should ask themselves is why doesn't Iraq have an Aramco? or Libya, or Iran or Venezuela(with larger reserves than Saudi) or even Mexico (at whatever valuation). Think about it and that will tell you a lot about Saudi management of its oil wealth.
Pakistani elites have a bad habit of taking Saudi support for granted given what Saudi has done for Pakistan over the decades. Well the party is over and Pakistan needs to deliver value to this relationship. Its no longer a free lunch or a one way street.
Many of you don’t give a damn what happens to Saudi Arabia, my country, either out of ignorance or malice toward the country or out of hatred for Trump, and you see this tragic event as a convenient weapon to use against the president.
