Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Is Drifting from Strategic Partner to Strategic Liability
A Saudi Airstrike on UAE-Backed Forces Exposes the Collapse of Gulf Unity
Permitting the Saudis to Impose the Muslim Brotherhood on Southern Yemen Opens the Door to an Al Qaeda Faction and Houthi Weapons Smuggling
If Alimi Does Not Resign, He Signals That He Prefers to Protect the Muslim Brotherhood to Keep Saudi Donors Happy than to Serve Yemenis
‘Dajjal’s Palace’ Is More of a Mobilizing Frame than an Issue of Belief That Looks at Reform as Blasphemy and Treason
The Saudi Bombing of Anti-Houthi Forces Should Cause a Fundamental Reassessment of U.S. Policy
American Diplomats Staying Outside of Yemen Cannot Demand Thar Yemeni Officials Base Themselves in the Country They Claim to Serve
The Decision to Bomb Southern Yemen Forces Suggests the Saudi Crown Prince Is Backsliding to a Pre-September 11, 2001, Saudi Posture
Labor Camps with Isolated Compounds and Informal Religious Networks Are Incubators for Radicalization and Transnational Recruitment
Sudan Has Ceased to Be a Sovereign State at War with Itself and Has Become a Battlespace for Competing Regional Hegemonies
Mohammed bin Salman Came to Washington to Try to Reassert the Oil-Rich Kingdom’s Position in a Region That’s Been Leaving It Behind
The Chairman of the Transitional Sovereign Council Accuses U.S. Envoy of Bias in Peace Plan to End Sudanese Civil War
Washington May Soon Face Renewed Debate over Whether Turkey Should Be Allowed Back Into the F-35 Program
The American Saudi Flirtation over up to 48 F-35s Is a Rewriting of the Rules That Have Long Undergirded Middle East Stability
Possessing the Fighter Jet Signals That the United States Sees You as a Partner Capable of Responsible Stewardship of Military Technology
Rather than Reject the Deal Outright, Washington Should Use It to Rewrite the Rules
IMEC Can Also Contain China’s Ambition to Expand More Into the Mediterranean
Trump’s Choice Between Gulf Pragmatism and Islamist Opportunism Will Define Whether Gaza Becomes a Model of Reconstruction or a Warning for the Region