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The Gulf’s next phase of economic transformation depends on shifting from external reliance to locally driven ideas, institutions, and solutions.
Yousuf Hamad Al Balushi
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
Transparency International’s annual rankings show public perceptions on corruption in the Middle East and North Africa have not changed over the past five years. Yet a closer look reveals that anticorruption agencies and legal reform are quietly making headway in combating institutional corruption.
Robert P. Beschel Jr.
As Gulf countries compete for regional leadership and global strategic importance in the AI space, they face the same regulatory predicaments as other countries spearheading the AI revolution.
Nayef Al-Nabet
With Lebanon’s government facing immense pressure on all sides, it is increasingly relying on negotiations to navigate its perilous and rapidly shifting environment.
Souhayb Jawhar
The Al-Sisi government’s new “National Narrative” promises a fresh development vision but largely echoes familiar economic prescriptions whose social and environmental implications remain deeply problematic.