Hichem Karoui The Gulf Today, July 23, 2011 The relations between the United States and Pakistan have never been easy even at the beginning of Bush’s anti-terrorist campaign, which gave to Pakistan a pivotal role in its plans to wipe … Continue reading
Hichem Karoui The Gulf Today, July 16, 2011 An intelligence report may be behind the change in the French official position concerning Libya. The hypothesis that the Libyan conflict might extend beyond what was initially figured out in France made many … Continue reading
Hichem Karoui The Gulf Today, July 09, 2011 Reports about an alleged CIA drone base targeting militants of Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) based in Yemen appear contradictory. Some say that the US spy agency was trying … Continue reading
Hichem Karoui The Gulf Today, July 2, 2011 Despite the continuing killings in Syria of the protesters demanding the removal of President Bashar Al Assad, the conspicuous fact is: the Arabs have not weighed in behind the call for a … Continue reading
Aysha Taryam The Gulf Today, July 3, 2011 The past few weeks have shown us an image foreign to most UAE dwellers’ eyes. The image of one deserted petrol station after another in an oil rich country, ah the mother … Continue reading
Hichem Karoui The Gulf Today, June 25, 2011 If Marine Lepen, the new leader of the French far-right “Front National” gets really 42% of the intentions of vote among the workers in 2012’s election race, as says “Le Nouvel Observateur” … Continue reading