Palestinian polling reveals support for negotiations and statehood, but Israeli voters remain skeptical, leaving peace prospects uncertain before elections.
Browsing: Geopolitics
China expands commercial partnerships and corporate tech footprint across Gulf markets while systematically limiting military involvement in regional conflicts.
The Houthi seizure of Yemen’s west coast hands Iran a cheap chokehold, endangering Saudi oil routes and Suez Canal traffic.
The Iraqi Development Road risks becoming a contract arena as war, corruption, and factional rivalry threaten its financing and implementation.
Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 shifts from grand ambition to must-do projects as war, oil volatility, regional risks force hard choices.
Three ruptures—moral, strategic, and institutional—are ending Pax Americana as Gaza burns, Saudi Arabia hedges, and the Mecca Pact rises.
Ankara needs a sovereign Lebanese state for maritime agreements, yet Israel’s conditions push Lebanon toward the partition Turkey wants to avoid.
Beijing maintains crucial financial lifelines for Tehran while actively competing against American technology firms across growing Middle Eastern markets.
Saudi Arabia questions U.S. protection as Iran strikes oil infrastructure, turning to the Mecca Pact and China for security guarantees.
As American foreign policy grows increasingly volatile, former allies build sub-threshold alliances to protect trade, defense, and national sovereignty.