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How the US Election will Affect Saudi Arabia
How the US Election will Affect Saudi Arabia By Tanja Cariina Hsu – Arab News – AS the world waits, it is interesting to analyze how the results of the US presidential election will affect Saudi Arabia. Two primary issues … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis, Middle East
Tagged american presidency, Big Oil, global security, Middle East, Middle East Politics, mike mcnamara, Mitt Romney, nsnbc, Obama and Saudi Arabia, Politics, Romney and Saudi Arabia, US Elections and Saudi Arabia, US Foreign Policy and Saudi Arabia, zionism
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Oil Subsidy Saga: A Harbinger of Nigerian Arab Spring ?
Sulaimon Olanrewaju reports on the factors responsible for variations in petroleum products pricing system among Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) member countries. It seems that for citizens of member countries of the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), it … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, Analysis, Economy
Tagged Big Oil, ENOC, Ibekwe Alexander, Libya, muammar ghadafi, Nigeria, Nigerian Arab Spring, Nigerian Oil, NIORDC, nsnbc-nsnbc-nsnbc, Oil, Oil Production, OPEC, Saga, Saudi Arabia, UAE
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Syria Sanctions and E.U.`s hunger for Oil.
The recently elected Secretary General of the 22 Nations Arab League, Nabil Al Arabi, visited Syria on Wednesday for discussions about “the troubles” in Syria. The visit follows new E.U. sanctions against Syria. The public positioning in the diplomatic war … Continue reading
Posted in Europe, Middle East, Opinion
Tagged al Arabi, alliance, Arab League, Arab Summer, Arabian Summer, Assad, Bashar al Assad, Big Oil, China, Damaskus, E.U., EU, Hague, Iran, Libya, NATO, Nobel, Nobel Peace Laureate, Oil, Oilprices, Pakistan, Peace Price, Russia, Sanctions, Secretary General, Syria, Syrian Regime, TNC, Total, USA
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