France 24 television aired an interview on Dec. 15, 2011 with Prince Turki Al-Faisal on the subject of nuclear weapons proliferation in the Middle East — Israel and Iran — and the threats posed by Iran to Saudi Arabia, including the plot to assassinate the Saudi Ambassador to the United States.  For more by and about Prince Turki and about Saudi-Iranian affairs check www.SUSRIS.com.

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A report on PBS NewsHour: “Attorney General Eric Holder said Tuesday that Iran is behind a terror plot in the U.S. that targeted Saudi Arabia’s ambassador to Washington and possibly two embassies. Jeffrey Brown discusses the alleged scheme and the Iranian political landscape with The New York Times’ Charles Savage and Stanford University’s Abbas Milani.”

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A live exclusive with the man that some say owns America — Saudi billionaire Prince Alwaleed bin Talal.

The single largest foreign investor of some of this country’s biggest corporations, including Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp. Mr. Morgan asks him about that scandal, America’s economy, and revolution in the Middle East.

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A Newsnight interview with Saudi Prince Al-Waleed bin Talal Alsaud has been reported that it may have influenced Rebekah Brooks’ decision to resign as chief executive of News International.

The Guardian and The Telegraph are among those who have suggested Prince Al-Waleed’s comments that Brooks would have to go if there was any sign of her involvement in phone hacking at the News of the World may have had an impact on her decision.

Watch an extended interview with Prince Al-Waleed, who is a major shareholder in News Corporation.

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Tom Friedman of the New York Times opens this week’s GPS with fascinating insights into current events in the Middle East.  He analyzes the dueling speeches of Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and President Obama, assess the chances of peace in the Middle East and thinks through future scenarios in Egypt, Syria and Libya.

Perhaps the biggest question mark in the Arab world is what happens next in Saudi Arabia. Obama didn’t even mention that country in his “Arab Spring” speech. So Fareed sits down with Saudi Prince Al-Waleed this week. Will the revolution reach the House of Saud? Will it be crushed? Bribed away? Al-Waleed has some fascinating answers.

According to Forbes, Al-Waleed is also the 26th richest man in the world with significant investments in the U.S. So Fareed asks whether he is confident about investing in America.

Finally – the price of oil. If there was ever a “central banker of oil” it’s the Saudis. Fareed asks: Will prices continue to go up?

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Protests are spreading across the Middle East and North Africa as citizens demand more accountability from their governments, better economic opportunities, and increased political representation. But protests in Saudi Arabia have been limited and muted. As cries for change gain momentum across the region, what is the future of the Saudi state? Will the House of Saud make serious efforts at reform?

Historian Robert Lacey, author of the critically acclaimed works, The Kingdom and Inside the Kingdom, discussed the future of the Saudi state. Christopher Boucek moderated.

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Robert Jordan took up his ambassadorial role in Riyadh in the aftermath of 9/11 wondering if he would be met by friend or foe, but he was quickly reassured.

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In an exclusive one to one interview HRH Prince Sultan Bin Salman Bin Abdulaziz Al-Saud, President and Chairman of the Board, Saudi Commission for Tourism and Antiquities, talks to AME-Info about the kingdom’s plans for tourism in Saudi Arabia.

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Interview with Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal on CNBC Squawk Box.

[At the end of this video click on the "Up Next" link in the top right to view the rest of this interview.]

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U.S. Ambassador to Saudi Arabia James Smith talked with Bloomberg news about current developments in the Kingdom including the efforts to ensure stability in global energy markets and reactions to protests in the Arab world.

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