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The U.S.–Iran agreement signaled a notable shift in Washington’s approach to Gulf crises, with pragmatic de-escalation taking precedence over escalation amid domestic pressures in the United States.
Abdullah Rashid Al Mursil
In a period marked by both regional challenges and broader geopolitical realignments, Gulf Cooperation Council is increasingly focused on repositioning the Gulf within the international order.
Ibrahim Al-Sheikh
Amid significant turmoil in the Middle East, a narrative has emerged in the media that longstanding ties between the UAE and Pakistan are deteriorating. But is it true?
Ghulam Ali
The region has entered a new phase of de-escalation, marked by an electronic signature that reflects extreme political caution and mutual mistrust.
Khalid Al-Jaber
Gulf states need their own version of collective defense in light of the region’s recent transformations.
Khaled Dahem Al-Hajri
The Trump administration says it will redirect $24 billion in frozen Iranian assets to compensate Gulf states for war damage—but the legal authority to do it does not exist, and the assets it's counting on sit beyond Washington's reach.