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"We Have Nothing to Apologize For" - Marlena Waldthausen / DER SPIEGEL

"We Have Nothing to Apologize For" - Marlena Waldthausen / DER SPIEGEL

Former Saudi Intelligence Chief "We Have Nothing to Apologize For"

Saudi Prince Turki bin Faisal has long been explaining his country to outside observers. In an interview, he discusses the war in Gaza, the possible return of Donald Trump and women's rights in Saudi Arabia. Interview Conducted by Susanne Koelbl und Özlem Topçu

The Present and Future of Europe's Energy Supply - [M] DER SPIEGEL; Handout / REUTERS; TASS / Action Press; David Ramos / Getty Images; ddp; Getty Images (4)

The Present and Future of Europe's Energy Supply - [M] DER SPIEGEL; Handout / REUTERS; TASS / Action Press; David Ramos / Getty Images; ddp; Getty Images (4)

All Eyes on the Gulf The Present and Future of Europe's Energy Supply

The autocratic countries of the Persian Gulf play a key role in the new world order – and for the future of Germany's economy. Complete dependence will be difficult to avoid.

Hatice Cengiz's Fight for Justice - Laura Pannack / DER SPIEGEL

Hatice Cengiz's Fight for Justice - Laura Pannack / DER SPIEGEL

One Year After Khashoggi Murder Hatice Cengiz's Fight for Justice

It was a brutal murder. One year ago, journalist Jamal Khashoggi walked into the Saudi Arabian consulate in Istanbul, but didn't make it out alive. His fiancée Hatice Cengiz continues to fight for justice. Von Alexandra Berlin

The Groundwork Is Laid for a Vast New Conflict - Fotos (M): Reuters (2); Anadolu

The Groundwork Is Laid for a Vast New Conflict - Fotos (M): Reuters (2); Anadolu

Tension in the Middle East The Groundwork Is Laid for a Vast New Conflict

The Middle East appears to be sliding into a war that may have already begun. At its center are archrivals Saudi Arabia and Iran, their proxies and U.S. President Donald Trump. Regional stability hangs by a thread. By DER SPIEGEL Staff

The Man Behind the Scenes in Saudi Arabia - Eric Drapper/ Getty Images

The Man Behind the Scenes in Saudi Arabia - Eric Drapper/ Getty Images

Prince Bandar's World The Man Behind the Scenes in Saudi Arabia

He has negotiated weapons deals and instigated armed conflicts: Former Saudi intelligence chief Prince Bandar bin Sultan is one of the most influential men behind the scenes in global politics. His job is to increase the kingdom's influence in the world. Von Susanne Koelbl

Trial Casts Light on Hardline Approach in Saudi Arabia - Hasan Jamali / DPA

Trial Casts Light on Hardline Approach in Saudi Arabia - Hasan Jamali / DPA

Women's Rights Trial Casts Light on Hardline Approach in Saudi Arabia

Three Saudi women are currently on trial in Riyadh, charged with espionage and conspiracy. The truth is that the women merely advocated for women's rights. They have reportedly been tortured in a case that has cast light on the kingdom's new hardline approach. Von Susanne Koelbl

'He Wanted to Send a Message' - Anadolu Agency / Abaca Press / ddp images

'He Wanted to Send a Message' - Anadolu Agency / Abaca Press / ddp images

Former FBI Agent on Saudi Crown Prince 'He Wanted to Send a Message'

Why would someone want Saudi Arabian Jamal Khashoggi dead? The former FBI agent Ali Soufan says that the journalist posed a threat to the House of Saud. Von Britta Sandberg

How an Apparent Saudi Hit Job Has Shaken the World - Pete Maclaine / i-Images / eyevine / Picture Press

How an Apparent Saudi Hit Job Has Shaken the World - Pete Maclaine / i-Images / eyevine / Picture Press

Death on the Bosphorus How an Apparent Saudi Hit Job Has Shaken the World

A gruesome crime has quickly turned into a crisis in international relations: Saudi agents acting on behalf of the crown prince are thought to have dismembered a prominent opposition journalist. The West is disgusted and U.S. President Donald Trump finds himself in a tight spot. By DER SPIEGEL Staff

Exploring the New Saudi Arabia from the Inside - AMER HILABI/ AFP

Exploring the New Saudi Arabia from the Inside - AMER HILABI/ AFP

Twelve Weeks in Riyadh Exploring the New Saudi Arabia from the Inside

The religious police has been stripped of power, pop concerts are now allowed and women are even permitted to drive cars. Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is liberalizing Saudi Arabian society but the system remains authoritarian. Can it work? Von Susanne Koelbl

Reception Grows Frosty for German Firms in Saudi Arabia - Daniel Pilar / DER SPIEGEL

Reception Grows Frosty for German Firms in Saudi Arabia - Daniel Pilar / DER SPIEGEL

Diplomatic Tensions Reception Grows Frosty for German Firms in Saudi Arabia

Following diplomatic discord between Berlin and Riyadh, contracts for German businesses in Saudi Arabia have been drying up. Is the crown prince punishing them? Von Susanne Koelbl

Prince bin Salman Drags Saudi Arabia into Modernity - Mohammed Elshamy / Anadolu Agency / DDP

Prince bin Salman Drags Saudi Arabia into Modernity - Mohammed Elshamy / Anadolu Agency / DDP

Revolution from Above Prince bin Salman Drags Saudi Arabia into Modernity

Saudi Arabian Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is determined to drag his country into modernity. While many of the reforms he has introduced have been broadly welcomed, he is demanding absolute obedience. Von Susanne Koelbl

Absolute Power in the Hands of a Crown Prince - FAYEZ NURELDINE/ AFP

Absolute Power in the Hands of a Crown Prince - FAYEZ NURELDINE/ AFP

The New Saudi Arabia Absolute Power in the Hands of a Crown Prince

Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman has embarked on a path to reform his country. But to achieve his goals, he is quashing all forms of critique. That is the wrong way to go. Von Jamal Khashoggi

In a Devastated Country, One City Is Thriving - Sana'a center

In a Devastated Country, One City Is Thriving - Sana'a center

War in Yemen In a Devastated Country, One City Is Thriving

The city of Marib in Yemen was long seen as an al-Qaida stronghold. But as the rest of the war-ravaged country descends ever deeper into chaos, it has become an unofficial capital with booming businesses and a popular university, a place poised between horror and hope. Von Christoph Reuter

Saudi Arabia 'Might Become a Totally Different Country' - FAISAL AL NASSER/ REUTERS

Saudi Arabia 'Might Become a Totally Different Country' - FAISAL AL NASSER/ REUTERS

Interview with Novelist Mohammed Hasan Alwan Saudi Arabia 'Might Become a Totally Different Country'

Mohammed Hasan Alwan, the winner of the 2017 International Prize for Arabic Fiction, tells DER SPIEGEL about his new novel about Sufi saint Muhyiddin Ibn 'Arabi and whether his homeland is heading for a more liberal future. Von Susanne Koelbl

'I Represent the Younger People' - STR/ AP

'I Represent the Younger People' - STR/ AP

Saudi Arabian Comic Writer 'I Represent the Younger People'

In an interview with DER SPIEGEL, 34-year-old author Fahad Al Saud discusses his new comic, the first in Saudi Arabia to feature a female superhero. Von Susanne Koelbl

US President Can't Escape Troubles on the Road - Evan Vucci / dpa

US President Can't Escape Troubles on the Road - Evan Vucci / dpa

Trump's Travails US President Can't Escape Troubles on the Road

Mired in a web of scandal and lies back home, Donald Trump embarked on his first international trip this week to the Middle East and Europe. It was seen by the administration as a possible new beginning. But it hasn't worked out that way. Von Christoph Scheuermann

Saudi Arabia Experiments with Reform Amid Economic Downturn - Tasneem Alsultan/DER SPIEGEL

Saudi Arabia Experiments with Reform Amid Economic Downturn - Tasneem Alsultan/DER SPIEGEL

Tasting Freedom Saudi Arabia Experiments with Reform Amid Economic Downturn

As oil riches have declined in Saudi Arabia, the crisis has forced change in the country. Women are joining the workforce and music is even being permitted on the streets. Can the world's most conservative nation reinvent itself? Von Susanne Koelbl

How Syria Became the New Global War - © Abdalrhman Ismail / Reuters/ REUTERS

How Syria Became the New Global War - © Abdalrhman Ismail / Reuters/ REUTERS

Battle for Aleppo How Syria Became the New Global War

As the noose around Aleppo tightens -- and the Assad regime and its Russian allies continue to bomb the city -- the extremely dangerous nature of this proxy war is becoming more apparent than ever. Could escalation between Moscow and Washington be on the horizon? By SPIEGEL Staff

The Cold War of Islam - Abedin Taherkenareh/ dpa

The Cold War of Islam - Abedin Taherkenareh/ dpa

Saudia Arabia and Iran The Cold War of Islam

The archenemies Iran and Saudi Arabia are battling for supremacy in the Middle East and are carrying out their struggle in proxy wars in Yemen, Syria and Iraq. Domestically, though, the two countries are facing remarkably similar problems. Von Susanne Koelbl, Samiha Shafy und Bernhard Zand

'I Don't Think World War III Is Going To Happen in Syria' - Armin Smailovic/ DER SPIEGEL

'I Don't Think World War III Is Going To Happen in Syria' - Armin Smailovic/ DER SPIEGEL

Saudi Foreign Minister 'I Don't Think World War III Is Going To Happen in Syria'

In an interview, Saudi Arabian Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir expresses his continued support for regime change in Syria and his desire for rebels to be supplied with anti-aircraft missiles that could shift the balance of power in the war. Von Samiha Shafy und Bernhard Zand

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