by Saad bin Tefla Al-Ajmi | Feb 5, 2011 | Opinion
Change is a rule of life and an approach for development; this is a natural logic that applies to all development and something that is reflected in politics. There is a near consensus amongst Gulf intellectuals monitoring what is happening in Tunisia, Egypt, Yemen,...
by Saad bin Tefla Al-Ajmi | Jul 13, 2010 | Opinion
Day after day US President Barack Obama, who is still not a highly seasoned politician, discovers that talk in election campaigns is one thing but political reality is another, and that, as they say, “talk is cheap” during and prior to election campaigns,...
by Saad bin Tefla Al-Ajmi | Feb 23, 2010 | Opinion
Moshtarak is the name of the NATO operation that is being led by the US in collaboration with Afghan troops in order to fight the Taliban in Afghanistan in what is considered to be the largest military operation since the Taliban were toppled from power in 2001. The...
by Saad bin Tefla Al-Ajmi | Jun 14, 2009 | Opinion
I was one of the few Arabs who thought that John McCain -the presidential candidate contesting the last US presidential election against Barack Obama – was better for our central Arab cause – Palestine – than Obama. But it appears that US President...
by Saad bin Tefla Al-Ajmi | Jan 21, 2008 | Opinion
When Kuwaiti Deputy Prime Minister, Foreign Minister Sheikh Muhammad al-Sabah paid a visit to Tehran before Bush ended his historic visit to the Gulf, it was a clear message that said: We act in accordance with our interests in the region, which might not always agree...
