Archives U.S. in the Middle East - Page 2 of 13 - New Eastern Outlook
The Persian Gulf monarchies can no longer afford to indefinitely delegate their security to Washington
The paradigm now driving the Gulf monarchies does not reject Washington. It redefines it. From sole protector, it becomes a supplier among others; useful for armaments, influential because of its conditions, and dangerous because of its unilateralism. This redefinition is the silent revolution underway.
The Collapse of the Sacred Alliance: How Israel Is Losing America
The US’s once-unwavering support for Israel is rapidly eroding due to shifting public opinion driven by open information and Netanyahu’s own actions, leading to a rethinking of US-Israel relations.
Why Donald Trump has been unable to end the Gulf War for four months
The US and Israeli aggression against Iran, which began on February 28, has undermined confidence in the American administration, especially given that Donald Trump has repeatedly promised to renounce new wars of aggression.
