Pakistan’s support for Saudi security is deepening as regional tensions test its balance between Riyadh and Tehran.
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The UAE sees domestic engine production as the foundation for defence independence, export growth, and aerospace competitiveness.
Golden Dome could reshape U.S. missile defense strategy as geopolitical tensions and new technologies accelerate demand.
Iraq’s future now hinges on militia control, regional stability, stronger institutions, and post-withdrawal security arrangements.
China’s reusable rocket advances are narrowing America’s long-held space advantage and reshaping military and commercial competition.
Saudi Arabia’s Yemen dilemma exposes the mounting costs of escalation and the difficult trade-offs between deterrence and diplomacy.
America’s Iraq withdrawal may mask a broader strategy focused on resistance groups, Iran, and regional power balances.
Rivals increasingly exploit cross-domain pressure points, pushing Washington and its allies to rethink deterrence and strategic responses.
Gulf states spend heavily on advanced arms, yet personnel limits, fragmented command, and asymmetric threats keep military power below expectations.
A prolonged Middle East crisis pushes investors to rethink energy security, industrial capacity, and the region’s critical minerals role.