Browsing: Allison Minor

Gulf states could now broker a cease-fire trading economic relief for Hormuz access, but Iran Talks fail without cohesion and security guarantees.

Riyadh’s airport attack tells investors that Saudi Arabia is not open for business while Yemen’s war continues, and airstrikes cannot ever change that.

Houthi gains at the Red Sea Chokepoint tighten Iran’s stranglehold as Saudi exports collapse and coalition divisions deepen.

Saudi Arabia and the UAE must align strategies to build collective regional security and counter Iranian aggression effectively.

Houthis announce a blockade targeting Saudi oil routes, endangering 7% of global energy supply amidst growing Gulf conflict and Red Sea tension.

Houthis weigh Iran war: three scenarios risk reigniting Yemen war, deepening humanitarian catastrophe.

The Gulf that emerges from this war will be very different; Iran struck all GCC states.

Gulf states seek a negotiated U.S.-Iran solution, fearing regional war threatens their domestic reforms and regional integration efforts.

A study argues the U.S. missed three key chances to prevent Yemen’s war between 2011-2015, including by not restraining former President Saleh or moderating Saudi war aims. These failures, rooted in short-term priorities and flawed assumptions, enabled the Houthis’ rise to global disruptors.