Saudi Arabia
Events (68)
- November 2002: CIA Report Concludes Saudi Government Has Made Little Effort to Fight Terrorist Financing
- November 1997: Enron and Bin Laden Family Team Up for Project
- Early December 2001: Bush Officials Again Look for Saudi Cooperation
- 1980s: Much US and Saudi Aid Meant for Afghan Fighters Goes to ISI and A. Q. Khan Network
- 1973-2002: Saudi Billions Lay Groundwork for Radical Militancy
- Summer 1991: Bin Laden Leaves Saudi Arabia
- Between 1994 and July 1996: NSA Learns Top Saudi Prince Funding Charities Connected to Radical Militants
- 1995 and After: Britain’s Attempts to Deport Radical Saudi Fail
- January 1996: CIA Report Exposes Militant Charity Fronts in Bosnia; Ties to Saudi Arabia and Other Governments Discovered
- 1996: Saudi Regime Goes to ‘Dark Side’
- After September 1996: Journalist Sees US and Taliban Combating Russia over Central Asian Pipeline Issue
- Early 2000: Treasury Department Blocked from Freezing Assets of Al-Qaeda Financiers in Saudi Arabia
- Late April 1998 and Shortly After: Tenet Unhappy over Saudi Information Sharing, Suggests Al-Qaeda Leader Wants to Assassinate Vice President
- Late 1992-1995: US and Saudis Allegedly Collaborate on Illegal Weapons Deliveries to Bosnian Muslims
- Late 2006: US Policy Shift in Iraq Aimed at Rolling Back Growing Iranian Influence
- 1945: US State Department Official Calls Saudi Oil ‘One of the Greatest Material Prizes in World History’
- 1954-1970: CIA and the Muslim Brotherhood Ally to Oppose Egyptian President Nasser
- 1973-1978: With Israel’s support, Ahmed Yassin Forms Islamist Organizations in the West Bank and Gaza