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The public Saudi-UAE clash over Yemen reveals misaligned interests and poor communication. By publishing clear national security strategies and strengthening bilateral crisis-resolution forums, Gulf states can manage internal tensions and focus on shared regional challenges more effectively.
Despite mediating in Gaza and Sudan, Egypt’s foreign policy is constrained by economic struggles and a risk-averse stance. Its alignments with Qatar and Turkey are tactical, seeking investment and influence, but will likely result in continued reactive, low-impact diplomacy.