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Saudi Arabia to Open Stock Market to Foreign Investors
July 23, 2014
Officials in Saudi Arabia announced that the country's stock market will be opened in 2015 to investment from foreign financial institutions, an effort aimed at bringing shareholder management and globalization expertise to the Kingdom's notoriously insular financial institutions.
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Turkey's Islamists Turn to Anti-Semitism in Domestic and Foreign Policy
July 23, 2014
Turkey's Prime Minister Erdogan and senior members of the country's governing Islamist party have condemned Israel's actions in Gaza as "surpassing Hitler in barbarism," using anti-Semitic tropes to bolster Erdogan's presidential campaign and to try to position Turkey as the regional protector of Muslims.
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British Education Reforms to Deal with Islamist Extremism in Schools
July 23, 2014
In response to recent findings from a British government inquiry into the penetration of Islamist extremist views in schools in Birmingham, the government announced a program of immediate education reforms designed to safeguard schools and students against Islamism.
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Polarization and Violence in Libya After Islamist Election Failures
July 23, 2014
The drubbing of Islamists in Libya's recent Parliamentary elections has provoked further political polarization in the country and has been met by intensified violence from militia forces led by a former Qaddafist general calling for economic and security reforms in Libya.
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OIC Visit to Phnom Penh Signals Interest in Muslim Minority of Cambodia
July 21, 2014
The Organisation of Islamic Cooperation ("OIC") sent its first high-ranking delegation to meet with government officials in Phnom Penh, in order to explore specific economic development, investment, and education opportunities for the small Muslim minority population in Cambodia.
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