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As war reshapes the regional order, Gulf states must choose between fragmented responses and deeper coordination to secure their collective interests.
Ibrahim Al-Sheikh
Israel’s strike on shared Iran–Qatar gas infrastructure marks a significant escalation in the conflict, with implications for regional stability, global energy markets, and the Gulf’s environmental security.
Mohammed Al-Hashemi
How GCC unity and global partnerships produced an historic UN resolution condemning Iran’s attacks and defending regional security.
CJ (Caleb) Pine
As Iran and Israel reshape the region, GCC states must strengthen their own security architecture while avoiding entanglement in the emerging alliance trap.
Abdulla Banndar Al-Etaibi
Missiles may dominate headlines, but the deeper challenge for Gulf states lies in the economic and strategic disruption the conflict is imposing on their model of regional stability.
Nayef Al-Nabet
As competing narratives emerge from the U.S.–Israeli war against Iran, the real question for the Gulf lies not in who won the war but in what comes next: whether the GCC will continue to operate as six separate states or evolve into a unified strategic bloc capable of confronting an increasingly volatile regional order.