Posts Tagged ‘arab

5 books about the Middle East Mitt Romney should read

I am really worried about the Middle East if Mitt Romney ends up being the next American president. For anyone involved in [...]

Where the Camel Meets the Canoe By Steve Kemper

Whilst preparing to set off on the crossing of the Sands of Al Mahra, I received this email from the well known [...]

Expedition Yemen; Extreme Heat and the Bedu

“I just feel cheated all the time” , I said to the camera slightly upset, at the same time as we walked [...]

Exploring Freedom in the new Middle East by Maha

Exploring Freedom in the New Middle East…what a fantastic title of this exclusive article from the developments that are taking place in [...]

Mohamed Bouazizi shakes the Arab World

Gaddaffi is still in around, but no doubt on his way out. Amazing I think. Who would have thought that only 3 [...]

Why Yemen is not Egypt by Kyle Anthony Foster

I am closely following the news on Al Jazeera and BBC to see how things are developing in Egypt. I scent some changes in [...]

Yemen needs change by Rashad Saaed

I really fell in love with Yemen. It had everything. Culture, wilderness, not a boring minute, history which is deeply felt and [...]

The Big Waiting Game

“Just sit back and enjoy your time in Oman!” “Everything in due time!” “This is the Arab World, everything just takes a [...]

The need for debate on Expedition Arabia

One of the main visions of the Arabian Expedition is to build a bridge of understanding between the West and the Muslim [...]

Explorer encourages others to “lead from the saddle”

Equestrian Exploration Program Developed Leading Explorer Oversees Historic Effort Mikael Strandberg isn’t very tall but his name carries a lot of weight in [...]

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