A series of Gulf and Middle East-related developments suggest that resolving some of the Middle East’s most debilitating and devastating crises while ensuring that efforts
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The UAE will Help India “Multi-Align” Against China in Africa
The announcement that the UAE and India signed a memorandum of understanding to jointly invest in Africa will see Dubai greatly assisting New Delhi in
US Senate Resolution Potentially Changes Middle East Dynamics
A draft US Senate resolution describing Saudi policy in the Middle East as a “wrecking ball” and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman as “complicit” in
Selective Morality in London and Washington
Imagine what Western reaction would have been if a British or American citizen was detained in Russia then subjected to months of solitary confinement followed
Allying against Iran: US is Creating Arab NATO
While the US envisages a new military alliance as a tool to counter potential threats from Iran towards the Gulf monarchies and the Middle East,
Chinese Consulate Attack Puts Pakistan Between a Rock and a Hard Place
Two attacks in Pakistan, including a brazen assault on the Chinese consulate in Karachi, are likely to complicate prime minister Imran Khan’s efforts to renegotiate
Saudi Sports Diplomacy: A Mirror Image of the Kingdom’s Already Challenged Policies
Saudi sports diplomacy is proving to be a mirror image of the kingdom’s challenged domestic, regional and foreign policies. Overlorded by sports czar Turki al-Sheikh,
The Reopening of the UAE Embassy Might Signal Syria’s Pivot to the GCC
It would be foolish to believe that the uber-wealthy UAE needs war-torn Syria more than the reverse, so the reported reopening of the Emirati Embassy
