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Saudi Arabia at 90: Ushering in a Neo-Saudi state?
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  • Saudi Arabia at 90: Ushering in a Neo-Saudi state?

    Since being named crown prince of Saudi Arabia, Mohammed bin Salman has launched a series of far-reaching socio-economic reforms known as Vision 2030 and introduced a new form of nationalist identity — “Neo-Saudism.” Taken together, some see these changes ushering in what essentially amounts to a fourth Saudi state.

    October 11, 2022

    Is Red Sands the future of Middle East defense cooperation?
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  • Is Red Sands the future of Middle East defense cooperation?

    Drawing comparisons to the U.S. Army’s White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico, the Red Sands Integrated Experimentation Center will increase US-Saudi cooperation to counter two of the greatest threats emanating from Iran and its proxies — drone and missile attacks.

    October 4, 2022

    Structural impediments to Iranian-Gulf Arab reconciliation
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  • Structural impediments to Iranian-Gulf Arab reconciliation

    As welcome as recent moves toward Iranian-Gulf détente have been, extensive obstacles continue to stand in the way of a real and sustained relaxation of tensions, cause by what international relations scholars call the “security dilemma.”

    Monday Briefing: Iranian women’s uprising: Too personal and too political
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  • Monday Briefing: Iranian women’s uprising: Too personal and too political

    اقرأ تقرير MEI الأسبوعي الذي يتضمن تحليلات الخبراء للتطورات الإقليمية الرئيسية للأسبوع المقبل.

    September 26, 2022

    The Houthis’ war and Yemen’s future
    الصورة من محمد حوايس/وكالة فرانس برس عبر غيتي إيمدجز
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  • The Houthis’ war and Yemen’s future

    Since seizing the capital of Sana’a in September 2014, the Houthis have been transforming the portions of Yemen under their control in line with a radical political and religious ideology. The Houthis’ war is complicated and may not be resolved quickly. But for now, the main obstacles to peace are ones that only Yemenis can resolve, which are rooted in rival concerns over the distribution of political power and equitable delivery of public services.

    September 23, 2022

    OPEC+: Neither with the West, nor with the East
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  • OPEC+: Neither with the West, nor with the East

    Under current, highly unpredictable market conditions, it is unreasonable for OPEC to make sharp movements to saturate the oil market or withdraw a significant number of barrels from it to meet divergent Western interests of lowering prices and punishing Russia.

    America and Iran’s Tough Tango with the Gulf States
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  • America and Iran’s Tough Tango with the Gulf States

    Since the Biden Administration came to office, Washington has been full of reports that the United States and its Gulf allies are drifting apart. The core argument was that in order to deliver for the Democratic Party’s grassroots base, U.S. President Joe Biden would seek to pursue a foreign policy that prioritized American values over American interests. In such a policy turn, Gulf States would be adversely impacted as the U.S.-Gulf relations are much more about common interests than common values—such as political democracy, the issue of human or labor rights, etc.

    Are the Houthis Willing to Compromise in Yemen?
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  • Are the Houthis Willing to Compromise in Yemen?

    The Houthis have a poor track record in negotiations. But giving up on negotiating with them isn’t an option.

    September 21, 2022

    The I2U2 needs an ambitious tech agenda
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  • The I2U2 needs an ambitious tech agenda

    Technology represents one potentially fruitful area where the I2U2 member states — Israel, India, the U.S. and the UAE — could cooperate together, expand their format to include more countries, deliver tangible results, and avoid agitating other global and regional powers.