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| Eurasia Security Watch - No. 224 |
| Bulletins - July 15, 2010 |
Iraq seeks info on Iran nuke sites; Turkey beats back PKK, with U.S. help; AQAP tries its hand at western media, targets Yemen gov.; Tajikistan's lonely airbase |
| Saudi Arabia's House Of Cards |
| Articles - July 13, 2010 |
How stable is Saudi Arabia? Not very, according to at least one member of the Kingdom's ruling class. Last month Prince Turki bin Abdul Aziz Al Saud, a prominent dissident now in exile in Cairo, issued an open letter to his fellow royals, urging them to abandon their desert fiefdom for greener pastures. According to the prince, the current social compact between the House of Saud and its subjects had become untenable, with the government no longer able to "impose" its writ on the people and growing grassroots discontent at the royals "interfering in people's private life and restricting their liberties." His advice? That King Abdullah and his coterie flee the Kingdom before they are overthrown--and before their opponents "cut off our heads in streets." |
| America Must Protect A Hero |
| Articles - June 23, 2010 |
A week from today, a federal judge in San Diego has an opportunity to right a grievous wrong - to reverse last year's decision by the Department of Homeland Security to deny political asylum to a young Palestinian man who, over the course of a decade, prevented the deaths of potentially thousands of innocent people in Israel and the territories. |
| Russia Reform Monitor - No. 1675 |
| Bulletins - June 23, 2010 |
Some unexpected competition for Central Asian gas; |
| Eurasia Security Watch - No. 223 |
| Bulletins - June 23, 2010 |
The makings of a Gulf strategic umbrella; Secret arms depots in Syria; AQI, on its heels; A bond between the Brotherhood and ElBaradei; Saudi Militants refuse rehabilitation |
| A Counterterrorism Ally In North Africa |
| Articles - June 15, 2010 |
At the mouth of the sprawling plaza that houses Casablanca's magnificent Hassan II mosque overlooking the Atlantic Ocean lie two squat, ornate buildings. In these structures, flanked by neatly manicured gardens and largely unnoticed by the outside world, the Kingdom of Morocco is forging what could become one of the world's most potent weapons against Islamic extremism. |
| Russia Reform Monitor - No. 1672 |
| Bulletins - June 2, 2010 |
Ukraine, Georgia off NATO's agenda;
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| Eurasia Security Watch - No. 222 |
| Bulletins - May 21, 2010 |
Another step forward for Nabucco; North Korea arms bound for more than Iran?; Turkey deal on Iran sanctions -- breakthrough or delay tactic?; Turkmen leader endorses new party; Political gridlock in Baghdad |
| Time To Discard Middle East Mythologies |
| Articles - May 14, 2010 |
With a headiness nourished by electoral victory, every incoming American president succumbs to "new president's disease" - the confidence that, with more brains, more effort, and a better staff in and around the Oval Office, he will succeed on longstanding challenges where his predecessors have failed. |
| Eurasia Security Watch - No. 221 |
| Bulletins - April 28, 2010 |
Kyrgyzstan erupts; Scuds to Hezbollah a game-changer; Georgia seizes HEU... again; Iran and UAE spar over Gulf islands |
