Archives U.S. in the Middle East - New Eastern Outlook
A Once-in-Half-a-Century Setback? US Withdraws from Iraq after meddling
The United States is bringing its long-standing presence in Iraq to an end—a country whose fate it had shaped since 1980.
The End of the Security Umbrella: Why the Houthis and the Axis of Resistance Are Changing the Rules of the Game in the Middle East
The Houthis are preparing to march on Riyadh while the Revolutionary Guards are driving America out of every continent.
Bombs for Tel Aviv, Promises for Riyadh
The Gaza Ceasefire Is Falling Apart. And So Is the American Plan to Expand the Abraham Accords.
