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البيت الخليجي للدراسات والنشر

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William (Bill) Law is the editor of Arab Digest. An award-winning journalist, he reported extensively from the Middle East and North Africa for the BBC over a fifteen year period. In addition to numerous radio documentaries and articles, his films have focussed on the Arab Spring and its aftermath in the MENA region. He has also reported from West and Central Africa, Afghanistan and Pakistan. Before leaving the BBC in 2014, Mr Law was the corporation’s Gulf analyst. In addition to Arab Digest, he runs TheGulfMatters.com providing analysis and journalism focusing on the Gulf states and the wider Middle East. He is a regular contributor to Al Jazeera, Middle East Eye, Gulfhsp, Gulf State Analytics, Sky News, Al Araby, Fair Observer, BBC and Monocle Radio. He tweets @BillLaw49

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The power of the street in Iraq and Iran

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On Sunday 17 November in cities across Iraq tens of thousands of people came into the streets answering a call for a general strike. This comes after weeks of protest that have…
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Saudi Aramco poised to hit the market

Bill Law
On 3 November, after several false starts and nearly four years on from when the Saudi crown prince Mohammed Bin Salman first went public with his plan to sell off a portion of…
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“All roads lead to Putin”

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The Americans call the five day halt to Turkey’s military incursion into Northern Syria a ceasefire, while the Turks prefer to call it a pause. The Kurds call the incursion…
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In memory of Jamal Khashoggi

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It is one year since the journalist Jamal Khashoggi walked into the Saudi consulate in Istanbul. He did not come out alive. The day after he disappeared, the Saudi crown prince…
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Trump blinks and the Iranians talk tough

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The latest twist in the Iran saga is the abrupt sacking by President Trump of his National Security Advisor John Bolton. Bolton says he resigned, Trump says he fired the…
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A dangerous game: Qatar’s World Cup workers remain at risk

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In April 2014 DLA Piper, a London-based legal firm released a report entitled “Migrant Labour in the Construction Sector in the State of Qatar.” Qatar’s government had…
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Jousting in the Persian Gulf

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Were you to ask me “will war break out with Iran,” I would say after President Donald Trump’s recent tweet the odds are definitely leaning to no. Why is that? Well let’s…
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Iran and the US raise the stakes in a dangerous game

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US President Donald Trump, together with his National Security Advisor John Bolton and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, has vowed to limit Iranian oil exports to zero. Or as…
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Stealing a march: The UAE returns to Damascus, the Saudis stay home

Bill Law
The decision by the United Arab Emirates in December last year to re-open its embassy in Damascus marked a march back from what had been the somewhat equivocal anti—Assad position…
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Dangerous nuclear games in the Gulf

Bill Law
One of the many challenges of covering the impact of the Trump presidency on global affairs is that in the constant churn of stories generated by his twitter outbursts and in the…
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