Saudi Arabia
It Is Likely Only a Matter of Time Until the Iranian Regime and Its Proxies Seek to Spark Renewed Unrest and Insurgency in the Eastern Province
Beneath the Political Rhetoric of Collective Security Lies a Complex Legal and Operational Issue Regarding Deployments
Three Years After the Start of This War, the Middle East Is a Dysfunctional Region That Is Further from a Stable and Peaceful Future than It Has Been for Generations
Saudi Arabia’s Loadings at Yanbu Are Now Increasing Again After a Brief Pause After Iraqi Militia Drones Struck the Petroline
A Long Form Discussion on Positive Regional Changes
The U.N. Cannot Impose Trust, and Saudi Arabia Cannot Continue to Impose Its Trusteeship over South Yemen
The Prime Minister Didn’t Present Promised New Iran Intel or Issue Additional Threats Against the Regime, or Talk About Saudi Peace
Post-Assad Syria Has Become the Primary Theater in Which Competing Visions for the Region’s Future Are Being Tested
Nauman Mahmood Spent Much of His Military Career Confronting Organizations That Employ Asymmetric Warfare
Bin Salman Should Realize That the Key to Security in Saudi Arabia Rests in Riyadh and in His Strategies
Southerners Are Seeking to Dissolve a Union That Has Failed for More than Three Decades
The Houthis Claim Two Wrecked Air Bases and Yanbu Ablaze. The Satellites Show Damaged Houses and One Burned Fuel Tank in Riyadh
Advanced Fighter Jets Offer No Immediate Answer to Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea Crisis.
Iranian and Allied Expertise Underpins the Houthis’ Expanding Military Reach
Yemen’s Iran-Aligned Houthis Have Expanded Attacks Against Saudi Territory, Energy Infrastructure, and Maritime Interests
Erdoğan Won’t Test Turkey’s Military Prowess Because Its Army Is an Empty Shell and Its Navy Is in Worse Shape
By Working with Khalifa Haftar, Instead of Abdul Hamid Dbeibah, Europe Can Compensate for the Saudi Shortfall with Libyan Oil
The Gulf Arab States Realize the Need for an Alternative Route When Maritime or Air Connectivity Fails
Defeating the Houthis Would Be Possible Only If the State Department Stopped Playing by an Artificial Set of Rules