GSN archive


The online Gulf States Newsletter (GSN) archive stretches over 40 years, providing an incredible depth of independent coverage on Gulf politics and the region's ruling elites

 

Gulf States Newsletter (GSN) covers

A wealth of insight and analysis

Stretching back to an era where high-level analysis for businesses and embassies operating in the region were only published in paper form, these searchable pdfs provide a wealth of analysis that is not available elsewhere.

1979, the earliest available online volume, focuses exclusively on 14 issues of the Saudi Arabia Newsletter, while in 1980 the archive includes the final 11 issues of Middle East Newsletter (the early name of Gulf States Newsletter) which routinely carried articles on countries in North Africa and the fringes of the Middle East region, including Turkey and Sudan.

From 1980 to 1987, each volume includes issues of both Gulf States Newsletter and the Saudi Arabia Newsletter, after which, they were merged into an enlarged Gulf States Newsletter.

Dive deeper into the archives

View the Saudi Arabia Newsletter archive (1979-1987) 

View the full archive of GSN issues in PDF  (1980-now)

Search the 15-year plus archive of articles

 

Access to the GSN archive is only available via a full subscription to GSN.

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