China opened Kuwait’s first ammunition factory, producing NATO-standard rounds, deepening military ties while Kuwait remains a key U.S. ally.
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The 2026 U.S. defense budget signals a shift from military presence to industrial production, driven by competition with China.
Iran faces a decisive turning point: internal collapse converges with external pressure, and its great power allies have proved hollow.
Saudi Arabia is shifting regionally, distancing from the UAE and maintaining detente with Iran, as a profound realignment unfolds.
Turkey is waging a comprehensive legal campaign against Israel, using courts, trade bans, and civil society to institutionalize a narrative of culpability.
2025 reshaped the Middle East: Israel weakened Iran but became the region’s primary destabilizer, stalling the Abraham Accords.
Russia and Saudi Arabia mark a century of diplomatic relations, evolving into a strategic partnership spanning energy, trade, and cultural exchange.
Egypt is urgently mediating U.S.-Iran tensions, fearing war would devastate its economy and shatter fragile regional stability.
Private military contractor UG Solutions is reportedly staffing up for new Gaza aid deployments, despite previous war crimes allegations.
Turkey shows no sign of withdrawing troops from Syria or Iraq, seeking lasting leverage over Kurdish dynamics and regional influence.