Arizona, Arabia, Alfalfa: Gulf Agricultural Industry Sparks a Conversation in the American Southwest
Separated by roughly eighty-one-hundred miles of land and ocean, the initially ...
Zarif’s “Resignation”, A Delicate Balance between Iran’s Moderates and Hardliners
The shocking resignation of Tehran’s Foreign Minister and chief diplomat ...
Candidate Briefing: What a Jay Inslee Presidency Could Mean for the Gulf
Washington state’s Jay Inslee (D-WA) became the first Governor to join the ever-growing...
Lebanon’s Economic Hardship is Yet Another Arena for Gulf States’ Rivalry
Although there is a history of Gulf nations utilizing dollar diplomacy in order...
Yemen’s Future: A Humanitarian Calamity and A Lost Generation
As next month the War in Yemen enters into its fifth year, and with no...
Candidate Profile: What a Bernie Sanders Presidency Could Mean for the Gulf
Looking to replicate the unexpected successes of his primary challenge in the ...
Candidate Briefing: What a Bill Weld Presidency Could Mean for the Gulf
In what may feel like a welcome reprieve from the seemingly daily declarations...
Event Recap – Humanitarian Aid Event Retrospective
On February 8th, 2019 Gulf International Form was honored to host United ...
Candidate Briefing: What an Amy Klobuchar Presidency Could Mean for the Gulf
Senator Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) became the fifth Democratic Senator to announce her...
Event Recap – Women in the Gulf: Between Tradition & Reform
On January 31st 2019, GIF held its first event of the new year...
Candidate Briefing: What a Cory Booker Presidency Could Mean for the Gulf
Joining three of his already-declared Senate colleagues, New Jersey Senator Cory ...
Post War Syria: Factors Inhibiting Arab Gulf Influence
In light of Syrian president Bashar Al-Assad and his allies having consolidated ...