The UAE and Qatar’s Thawing Relationship
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In recent years, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has been on a diplomatic spree, re-normalising relations with a host of countries in the region, including Syria, Iran and Turkey, as […]
Why Peace Isn’t Coming to Iran-GCC Relations
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Iran and the remaining parties to the nuclear agreement—formally known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA)—plus the United States have been locked into talks about its revival for […]
How Israel Has Embraced the ‘New Middle East’
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Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel’s former Prime Minister, who is once again running for that office, made a career selling a catching idea. Instead of the unappealing and risky formula of “land […]
Economic Relations Between Israel and the Gulf States
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The Abraham Accords opened a new page in Israeli relations with Arab states. Besides military and security benefits, the process of normalization brought new possibilities for broad development of economic […]
The GCC has an opportunity to play a role in resolving the Russia-Ukraine crisis
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Published in the Saudi Gazette