Saudi Arabia and the UAE Compete to be Hubs for Regional Business
As competition has intensified, rifts between the two Arab nations have deepened, occasionally leading to strained relations and divergent geoeconomic and geopolitical
An Optimistic View of Trump’s Second Presidency From an Expert in Iran
Trump’s personal approach to politics aligns well with the tendencies of Middle Eastern leaders, potentially enabling more effective U.S. policies during his
Iran’s ‘Axis of Resistance’ Weakened But Still Dangerous
The planned withdrawal of American forces from central Iraq offers Iran and its Iraqi affiliates a strategic opportunity to consolidate their influence
Reform is Happening in Iran and Assad’s Fall Could Accelerate It
Historic examples in countries such as Portugal and Greece show how military defeats can catalyze democratic transitions by exposing the incompetence of
Why Iranian Leaders Have Preferred U.S. Republican Presidents
Iranian leaders have tended to prefer Republican U.S. presidents who have historically sought transactional deals, delivered on arms sales, and refrained from
Saudi Arabia and the UAE Compete to be Hubs for Regional Business