The UAE and India have too many strategic convergences with one another for Abu Dhabi to risk its relationship with New Delhi by supporting Pakistan’s
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Saudi Arabia Acknowledges Defeat in Yemen – Starts to Sue for Peace
Two weeks ago we wrote that war on Yemen will soon end. The Saudis lost their ally, they lost the war and would have to sue for
When the Saudis and Emiratis Fall Out
Just over a fortnight after he issued a decree stripping Kashmir of its semi-autonomous status, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will arrive in Abu Dhabi on
Diverging Gulf Responses to Kashmir and Xinjiang Ripple Across Asia
Recent diametrically opposed responses to repression of Muslims by China, India and other Asian countries highlight deep differences among Gulf states that ripple across Asia.
The War on Yemen: How Far Will the Saudi-UAE Confrontation Go?
Saudi Arabia and the UAE, increasingly wary allies of one another in the War on Yemen, are poised to sharpen their competition in the Red
UAE Withdrawal from Yemen. Turning Point. Did the Ansar Allah Just Win the Yemeni War?
The announcement that the UAE is in the process of a large-scale military drawdown in Yemen has been met with rapturous applause by the Ansar
The UAE Will Stay in Yemen, But Won’t Follow the Saudis Into a War with Iran
Current events in the Gulf and Arabian Peninsula set the stage for a split between Riyadh and Abu Dhabi with Iran and Yemen taking center
Ongoing Armed Conflict in Yemen is Humanity’s Shame
It seems that nobody is willing to pay attention to the fact that the ongoing armed conflict in the poorest Arab country of the world
