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Caught Between Riyadh and Tel Aviv: America’s New Middle East Dilemma
Washington’s attempt to strengthen Saudi Arabia and Turkey while maintaining unwavering support for Israel exposes a strategy built on contradictions rather than coherence. By empowering competing regional partners, the US risks fueling an arms race, deepening Iran’s insecurity, and becoming trapped in the very rivalries it seeks to manage.
Riyadh and the Canal projects to bypass the Strait of Hormuz, obstacles, and prospects
Plans to build canals bypassing the Strait of Hormuz are not merely engineering projects but a geopolitical struggle for energy sovereignty in the Gulf, where Saudi Arabia seeks to reduce Iran’s influence but faces enormous technical and financial obstacles.
New Realities in the Persian Gulf: Why U.S. Security Guarantees Are Losing Their Luster
How the U.S.-Iran showdown has shattered the myth of an “unsinkable” defense umbrella—and why the Gulf monarchies are quietly shopping for a new guarantor.
