Intel community sounds alarm about UAE’s US meddling
A new report suggests the Gulf State’s influence over American politics has now risen to the level of a national security challenge.
A new report suggests the Gulf State’s influence over American politics has now risen to the level of a national security challenge.
Ret. Gen. ‘Chuck’ Wald regularly promoted a US policy favorable to Riyadh without disclosing his work for the kingdom’s defense ministry.
Despite pressure to cut ties with the Gulf kingdom, American colleges are receiving more money from Riyadh than ever before.
Some officials were even arranging plans to advise foreign governments while on active duty, according to a pair of new investigations.
Americans want policy groups to be transparent about funding and avoid conflicts of interest.
Experts question former Sen. Norm Coleman’s role as both foreign agent for Riyadh and Republican fundraiser.
A senior congressional staffer quits and goes directly to work for an authoritarian foreign government — it’s legal and happens all the time.
New Justice Department guidance should serve as cautionary tale for those organizations doing other countries’ bidding.
The FBI says a close aide to MBS recruited social media minions here to access dissidents’ personal info, but so far he goes unpunished.
The resources promoting Taipei’s interests in DC are growing, and include close ties and financial support for major think tanks, too.
Since 2000, nearly 100 former lawmakers have become lobbyists for countries like Saudi Arabia and China in Washington.
Today’s move follows incidents of high profile corruption and influence peddling involving well-connected Americans.
The LIV tournament kicked off last weekend with nothing much good coming out of it other than bigger bank accounts for the players.
Federal authorities said retired four-star general John Allen used his work email in efforts to influence US policy on behalf of Doha.
The retired four-star general allegedly used his role at the top think tank to influence US policy on behalf of Doha.
Their ongoing influence is effective even today, as Biden remains reluctant to lift IRGC terror listing to make way for JCPOA renewal.
The Middle East Institute has recently been calling for a greater US role in Middle East security without mentioning its key benefactors.
Before broad sanctions took effect, former members of Congress cashed in doing Moscow’s bidding on Capitol Hill.
The Journal should have an obligation to inform its readers of any potential conflict of interest, particularly on foreign influence issues.
Putin’s decision to invade almost instantly evaporated Moscow’s enormous lobbying advantages over Kyiv’s.
An analysis of FARA filings shows they contacted members of Congress and others over 10,000 times.