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The Makkah Pact Enters Into Force: The End of American Dominance or Its New Form?
On October 5, Saudi Arabia, Türkiye and Pakistan activated the Makkah Pact, taking their new alliance to war for the first time, and potentially revealing the future of American power in the Middle East: Washington provides the security umbrella while regional partners increasingly do the fighting.
Salman Rafi Sheikh
The War Is Spreading: What the Houthi Front Means for the Region
Amid the ongoing US–Iran war and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, the emergence of a Saudi-Houthi confrontation has added a new layer of complexity to the Middle Eastern conflict, with the potential to widen and prolong the war while drawing additional regional actors into an increasingly broader confrontation.
Abbas Hashemite
Five Things the Headlines Might Have Missed About the Saudi-Houthi Escalation
The escalation of the conflict between Saudi Arabia and the Houthis marks the collapse of the old regional security system, in which traditional U.S. guarantees are losing their effectiveness, and real influence is shifting to actors capable of adapting to the new rules of the “gray zone” and informal diplomacy.
Vanessa Sevidova
Pakistan’s Saudi Commitment Must Not Become a Gateway to War
Abbas Hashemite
The Houthis of Yemen bring Riyadh to its knees, traumatize Trump, and mortgage Suez
Mohamed Lamine KABA
The Mecca Pact Turned Up Short: Escalation in Yemen
Alexandr Svaranc
Saudi Arabia and the UAE Are No Longer Building the Same Middle East
Salman Rafi Sheikh
The Geopolitics Behind the Mecca Defence Pact: Saudi Arabia, Türkiye, Pakistan and the struggle to shape the new Middle East
Ricardo Martins
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