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Gulf oil producers feel vindicated, but don’t expect them to turn on Russia
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  • Gulf oil producers feel vindicated, but don’t expect them to turn on Russia

    The war in Ukraine has brought back to the forefront the conversation about the need for new investments in oil and gas for the foreseeable future. As the calls multiply for Gulf producers to step in and fill the gap in gas and oil supplies as Russia faces sanctions, producers now feel vindicated after being shunned, and even targeted, at the COP26 in Glasgow last year.

    March 31, 2022

    Yemen: Ending the War, Building a Sustainable Peace
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  • Yemen: Ending the War, Building a Sustainable Peace

    Seven years on from the launch of the Saudi-led coalition’s military campaign on March 26, 2015, the civil war in Yemen remains stalemated. The fundamental realities of the conflict have not changed substantially in over five years. Meanwhile, the conditions under which the majority of innocent Yemenis are living continue to deteriorate. It’s time to consider measures that can promote an end to the conflict and lay the groundwork for post-conflict reconstruction.

    March 24, 2022

    Opinion: A crisis in U.S.-Middle East relations
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  • Opinion: A crisis in U.S.-Middle East relations

    When the leaders of Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates decline phone calls from the president of the United States, rebuff his requests to help lower oil prices, and shy away from condemning Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, and when the U.A.E. hosts Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad in Abu Dhabi, there is no doubt that a major crisis in U.S.-Arab Gulf relations is under way.

    Drones are re-engineering the geopolitics of the Middle East
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  • Drones are re-engineering the geopolitics of the Middle East

    The Middle East is experiencing a seismic shift in its geopolitics: the dawn of the era of drones. From Syria to Libya and from Yemen to Iraq, UAVs have altered the dynamics on the battlefield. Agile and affordable, drones aren’t just a menace to remote conflict zones, but also to states far removed from theaters of war.

    A gradual reset with Saudi Arabia
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  • A gradual reset with Saudi Arabia

    Through the vehicle of defense reform, the Biden administration has an opportunity to engage the Saudis on critical national security matters while safeguarding U.S. strategic interests and honoring American values.

    February 22, 2022

    بين السماء والأرض: الفن المعاصر من الإمارات العربية المتحدة
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  • بين السماء والأرض: الفن المعاصر من الإمارات العربية المتحدة

    Afra Aldhaheri and Asma Belhamar, two featured artists in the MEI Art Gallery’s latest exhibition, Between the Sky and the Earth: Contemporary Art from the UAE, join MEI’s Lyne Sneige to discuss the inspirations and artistic processes behind their pieces in the show.

    February 18, 2022

    Thanks to Iran, Israel emerges stronger as the US shifts its focus away from the Middle East
    Photo by MC2 Class Dawson Roth. The appearance of U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) visual information does not imply or constitute DoD endorsement
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  • Thanks to Iran, Israel emerges stronger as the US shifts its focus away from the Middle East

    The U.S. is disengaging from the Middle East as it shifts its focus elsewhere, a move widely perceived within the region as a sign of a coming American departure. Many in Israel were concerned that this would strengthen Iran and its influence in the region. Instead, it is Israel that has emerged stronger.

    February 10, 2022

    Saudi Arabia’s natural gas aspirations: The domestic outlook
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  • Saudi Arabia’s natural gas aspirations: The domestic outlook

    With the recent announcement of the Jafurah Field, a massive unconventional, non-associated gas play, Saudi Arabia is looking to enter the global gas sector. The field’s estimated reserves, while substantial, are insufficient to meet current domestic needs and, in the future, displace dirty heavy fuel oil used in power generation and satisfy international export goals. The kingdom thus faces difficult decisions regarding the allocation of the Jafurah gas — to either domestic or international markets — and both options have significant challenges.

    February 9, 2022

    Renewable power policies in the Arab Gulf states
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  • Renewable power policies in the Arab Gulf states

    The Arab Gulf states appear to be following a common template in responding to the global transition toward an energy system in which renewables play an increasingly central role. They are publicizing renewable energy targets, decarbonizing upstream and downstream oil and gas operations, commissioning renewable energy projects, and improving energy efficiency, among other strategies. A closer look, however, reveals differences in how they have deployed solar and wind power capacity.