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The Mecca Defence Pact: A Watershed Moment in the Geopolitics of the Middle East
A trilateral defence pact recently signed between Saudi Arabia, Türkiye, and Pakistan will alter the geopolitics of the Middle East for quite some time to come.
Pranay Kumar Shome
Is Pakistan Being Dragged into the US-Iran War?
With Pakistani lives lost in the Red Sea, Islamabad can no longer sit on the fence, yet retaliation could open a can of worms and widen the conflict. Pakistan should use the Mecca Pact as a shield, not a sword—protecting its citizens and maritime interests without becoming entangled in another Middle Eastern quagmire.
Taut Bataut
The Mecca Defence Pact: A New Security Architecture or a Coalition Without an Enemy?
The Mecca defence pact brings Saudi Arabia, Türkiye, and Pakistan together at a moment when confidence in the U.S.-led regional security architecture has eroded. The regional analysts I have consulted identify no clear enemy that the pact is targeting. Its real significance may therefore lie in whether regional deterrence can evolve into a credible new security architecture and withstand its first serious test.
Ricardo Martins
Iran’s Interests and the Mecca Defense Pact
Samyar Rostami
The Durand Line Is Becoming a Front Line Again. The Attack That Restarts the Cycle
Roman Perelyaev
Red Sea Under a New Flag: Why Saudi Arabia Is Assembling Its Own 'Maritime Coalition'
Mohammed ibn Faisal al-Rashid
The Makkah Joint Defence Agreement: A View from Pakistan
Muhammad Ali Baig
The Makkah Mutual Defense Agreement: The Muslim World’s NATO Moment — And Why Washington Should Be Worried
Abbas Hashemite
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