U.S. Foreign Policy in the Gulf: Unpredictability is not Policy
The buzz in Washington, DC Middle East think tanks and in Gulf capitals revolves, as...
Qatar Eyes a Greater Regional Role in the Wake of the American Regional Dra...
As the United States scales back its commitments throughout the Middle East, its reliance on...
A Region in Flux: Lessons from the U.S. Withdrawal from Afghanistan and its...
The consequences of the Afghani conundrum for actors in the Middle East and Afghanistan’s environs...
Republicans Can Come Along for the Ride on JCPOA or Get Left Behind Again
President Biden’s foreign policy thus far has largely centered on damage control. Massaging relationships with...
The Old Saudi-US Relationship Is No More. What Next?
No one appeared to have grasped in the early days after Biden took his oath...
If Washington Abandons Riyadh, Moscow is Waiting
Two seemingly unrelated developments that commenced in early 2021 – the US-Saudi brawl escalating to...
Biden’s Problem in Yemen: The Houthis are Winning
The Houthi rebels currently feel emboldened in Yemen’s war. The Iran-aligned movement believes that it...
Why Biden’s Gulf Policy Will Not Disturb Russia-GCC Relations
It has now been two months since President Joe Biden entered the Oval Office. However,...
How the Houthis Have Taken Advantage of Biden’s Yemen Policy
Given Biden’s decision that the United States would end its support for the Saudi-led coalition’s...
The Regional Implications of Iran Nuclear Talks
Iran’s position is that it will not agree to any compulsory limitations on its regional...
Biden and Iran: Back to 2015?
There are, broadly speaking, two schools of thought in the Gulf. The first was supportive...
Marib Battle and Biden’s Yemen Policy: A New Phase or Another Escalation?
Since the inauguration of President Joe Biden, America’s foreign policy in Yemen has been formed...