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economic and security interests.
In such conditions, it seems that repeated visits of the Iranian FM to Muscat have so far failed to remove the ambiguities of the Omani side, though they have kept the channel of dialogue open. The Omani foreign ministry announced the aim of the talks with the Irani ...
economic war hanging over Yemen through a continued siege. Over the years of truce with Riyadh, Ansarallah had quietly transformed, bolstering its deterrent capacity, cementing its regional role, proving mastery over the Bab-el-Mandeb Strait, and shoring up the domestic and international legitimacy ...
economic renewal remain elusive. Against that backdrop, Hamas’s announcement that it is dissolving its government in Gaza has ushered the territory’s political dynamics into a new historical phase. The move appears directly tied to the stalled progress of the Sharm el-Sheikh deal.
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economically and logistically, forcing Tehran to the negotiating table to extract maximum concessions.
While it is still too early to definitively call this an “infrastructure war,” Iran, relying on its doctrine of “mutual security,” has not only refused to back down but has ...
economic stability.
In such conditions, even the Persian Gulf's wealthiest governments may find themselves facing a challenge that petrodollars alone cannot fix. Because in a supply-chain crisis, the core issue is no longer price; it is access: securing the goods themselves and keeping trade fl ...
economic incentives from the Trump administration could push Damascus's rulers to reconsider their stance.
All of this suggests that Joseph Aoun's Washington visit is far more than ceremonial, but it is a big test for Lebanon's future. If the trip becomes a vehicle for pressuring Hezbol ...
economic cooperation with Europe, the push to mend fences with Washington and the easing of tensions with several Arab states, all of it fits that same pattern.
Quitting S‑400 program is very much part of this new Ankara playbook, a bid to restore trust with the West and reengage in broader securit ...
economic and political geography whose main scene is not West Asia skies or Persian Gulf waters, but the network of transportation, ports, railways, and trade corridors in Eurasia.
What is going on today is not a war over territories or political influence, rather, it is a war between China and the ...
economic inducements to curb Iranian influence in Iraq, al-Zaydi’s decision to place Tehran at the top of his foreign trips signals that the new Iraqi government fully grasps the geopolitical realities and Iran’s undeniable weight in the country’s security, economic, and political ...
economic sanctions into a permanent cudgel against Tehran. In short, the Iranian threat was not just a security assessment, it was the very backbone of the American-designed order in the Persian Gulf.
Today, however, the region's realities have drifted far from that narrative, and Persian Gulf ...