Saudi Monarchy stands by another Egyptian Dictatorship afraid of US & Western friends implementing Democratic Revolutions

Saudi King Abdullah with Egyptian General SisiJNN 17 Aug 2013 Riyadh : Saudi King Abdullah called on Arabs to stand together against “attempts to destabilize” Egypt, in a strong message of support for the country’s military leadership read out on Saudi television on Friday. Continue reading →

As the Pressure Builds up AL Back Track on their Stance on Syrian Seat in AL

Arab League Secretary General Nabil al-ArabiJNN 17 May 2013 Dubai : The Arab League handed Syria’s seat to the opposition group in March, but now it seems to have backtracked on its previous stance. Continue reading →

Qatar arming terrorists to fan insurgency in Syria

JNN 19 Jan 2012 Damascus : Syria’s state-owned media on Wednesday accused Qatar of arming and financing opponents of President Bashar al-Assad’s government. Continue reading →

Revolution nipped in the bud ,Trial opens for pro-reform activists in UAE

JNN 15 June 2011 ABU DHABI – Court officials say five activists have gone on trial on security-related charges as part of a crackdown on political dissent in the United Arab Emirates.  Continue reading →

Saudi king supports American and Israeli backed Mubarak’s dictator regime

JNN 30 Jan 2011 : Saudi Arabia’s King Abdullah has expressed support for Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak in the face of massive protests, the official Saudi Press Agency (SPA) said on Saturday. Continue reading →

Saudi king supports American and Israeli backed Mubarak's dictator regime

JNN 30 Jan 2011 : Saudi Arabia’s King Abdullah has expressed support for Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak in the face of massive protests, the official Saudi Press Agency (SPA) said on Saturday. Continue reading →

Yemeni protesters call on Saleh to quit

 

JNN 27 Jan 2011 : Thousands of Yemeni protesters have taken to the streets of the capital city Sanaa and several other cities, calling for the resignation of President Ali Abdullah Saleh. Continue reading →