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UAE Foreign Policy: Good Neighborliness for Now?

Read: The Straw That Might Break the Camel’s Back in Saudi-UAE RelationsIn turn, this damaged the international image of Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman (MBS) and put the domestic legitimacy of the Yemen War at risk.

Macron, the Gulf, and Islam

OpinionBy Alain Gresh

” For it is not only a question of arms sales, but of a community of views and coordination between Abu Dhabi and Paris in the “war against terrorism” (notably in Libya), and in the fight against “political Islam,” as shown by the presence on the trip of Laurent Nuñez, the national coordinator of intelligence and the fight against terrorism.

Arms Sell Like Hotcakes: Yemen Turns into a Hub for Arm Dealers

Middle EastBy Ahd Yaseen Al-Tamimi

Warring parties in Yemen have bought large quantities of conventional weapons, some of which are modern weapons from the United States and other Western countries, while most came from Russia and the former Soviet Union.

Saudi-Turkish Relations: A Possible Breakthrough?

Middle EastBy Ali Bakir Eyüp Ersoy

n November 25, Turkey's Vice President Fuat Oktay met with Saudi Minister of Commerce Majid bin Abdullah Al Qasabi in Istanbul amid warming ties between Ankara and its Gulf rival, the UAE.

Israel’s Mass Surveillance of Palestinians Is More Than an Obsession

OpinionBy Yousef M. Aljamal

Ehud Barak, Israel’s former prime minister, tweeted about his death, noting that he was one of many people who learnt at the hands of Shoshan, adding that “generations of warriors learned their trade at his feet.

The Lebanese Catch-22: Squeezed between Iran and Saudi Arabia

Middle EastBy Bachar El-Halabi

He also called the 7-year war in Yemen "futile" and said it was "time for it to end.

The Search for a Third Way: The Non-Aligned Movement, G77, and NIEO

WorldBy Şener Aktürk

he hegemonic interpretation of the Cold War has been a struggle between a capitalist and liberal democratic Western bloc led by the United States and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) on the one hand, and a communist Eastern bloc led by the Soviet Union and the Warsaw Pact on the other.

Saudi Takeover of Newcastle United is Sportswashing

NewsBy Hüseyin Bahri KURT

David Wearing, a regular contributor to media outlets such as Sky News, stated that the purpose of the purchase is the whitewashing of the public image of the Saudi regime which is tarnished by events like its horrific human rights record and the war crimes in Yemen.

Afghanistan Brings the Saudi-Iranian Rivalry to a New Level

Middle EastBy Sayyad Sadri Alibabalu

Iran, which had just come out of a devastating Saudi-backed war with Iraq, called the killing of its diplomats a Saudi plot to plunge Iran into another war.

Iran Outsources War and Rules States by Proxy

OpinionBy Tallha Abdulrazaq

Through a strategy of clever and careful outsourcing of war to ideologically loyal militants across the Middle East, Iran has managed to carve for itself a sphere of influence that threatens peace and security in the region and beyond.

A Dissident to Lead All Dissidents: The Legacy of Jamal Khashoggi

Film ReviewBy Selahattin Emre Celebi

When intolerance towards different views and the politics of silencing the opposition turned into a witch hunt, Khashoggi no longer remained just a criticizing journalist, but he began his fight against the regime, alongside Saudi dissidents living in different parts of the world.

Mass Shootings in America Are Now Programmed into the System

OpinionBy Usman Masood

8 per 100 - a country in the midst of civil strife and war.

Raisi’s Foreign Policy: Notes on Iran’s New Cabinet

OpinionBy Mustafa Caner

Abdollahian’s statements show that his foreign policy direction will be towards the East rather than the West.

Realpolitik vs. Idealpolitik: Turkey-Gulf Re-friending after a Decade-Long Rivalry

Middle EastBy Sinem Cengiz

The regional security perceptions of two opposing alliances - one that supported the popular movements, spearheaded by Turkey and Qatar, and another that opposed them championed by the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Saudi Arabia, and Egypt - diverged significantly over regional crises, creating an “ideological proxy war” which preponderated over their mutual concerns.

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UAE Foreign Policy: Good Neighborliness for Now?

Macron, the Gulf, and Islam

Arms Sell Like Hotcakes: Yemen Turns into a Hub for Arm Dealers

Saudi-Turkish Relations: A Possible Breakthrough?

Israel’s Mass Surveillance of Palestinians Is More Than an Obsession

The Lebanese Catch-22: Squeezed between Iran and Saudi Arabia

The Search for a Third Way: The Non-Aligned Movement, G77, and NIEO

Saudi Takeover of Newcastle United is Sportswashing

Afghanistan Brings the Saudi-Iranian Rivalry to a New Level

Iran Outsources War and Rules States by Proxy

A Dissident to Lead All Dissidents: The Legacy of Jamal Khashoggi

Mass Shootings in America Are Now Programmed into the System

Raisi’s Foreign Policy: Notes on Iran’s New Cabinet

Realpolitik vs. Idealpolitik: Turkey-Gulf Re-friending after a Decade-Long Rivalry

Lebanon’s Specter of Civil War

Al-Kadhimi’s Dashing Hopes: Regional Security Conference Held in Baghdad

Post-Islamism in the Muslim World

The Straw That Might Break the Camel’s Back in Saudi-UAE Relations

Biden Won’t Treat Saudi Arabia Like a “Pariah”

The Gamesmanship of Straits in Global Politics

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