The Al-Ula Summit: ‘winning’ implications for Kuwait and Oman
But if the factors behind the GCC split aren’t addressed, and there are many, it’s possible all parties will still view each other with suspicion.
But if the factors behind the GCC split aren’t addressed, and there are many, it’s possible all parties will still view each other with suspicion.
A shaky new government has brought warring factions together, but it won’t succeed until it gets Houthis to the table.
Air, sea and land access has been restored between Doha and its neighbors, but there are plenty of loose ends remaining.
New clues indicate the worst, and if true then it’s folly, and an obvious attempt to obstruct the incoming White House.
No one has yet taken responsibility but the attack has shaken the fragile new cabinet to the core.
Loujain Al-Hathoul is everything the new president should stand for, but is he ready to stand up to MBS?
Two measures condemning human rights abuses in Iran and Egypt highlight a glaring double standard.
Saudi Arabia appears to be drawing lines in the sand as the kingdom prepares for a new era in relations with the U.S. once Joe Biden assumes office.
Reports emerged of a possible breakthrough, but details were scant.
Like other countries that fear a Biden administration may be less friendly than its predecessor.
While Britain is meant to be acting as a steadfast defender of human rights, it appears to be doing the opposite when it comes to the Gulf’s oil-rich monarchies.
A real change in U.S.-Saudi and U.S.-Iranian relations, as well as in the U.S.’s overall position in the Middle East, will not be achieved with a modest course correction.