Tag: Saudi Arabia

After Washington’s strong actions, toward friends and foes alike ... a stronger European will for sovereignty needs to be maintained.

Partnership with Saudi Arabia and the GCC should be central to U.S. Middle East policy.

The new repressive wave in the U.S. has started with the targeting of academics and students.

Americans are increasingly viewing the situation in Palestine as a human rights issue, and one that is deeply relevant to domestic politics.

The current state of many Arab nations, often labeled failed states because of ineffective leadership, further complicates the geopolitical landscape.

The Democrats seemed more like students protesting in the streets than a political party that has a strategy.

The split over the Ukraine vote was seen as the biggest divide between Western powers at the U.N. since the 2003 Iraq War.

The prohibition of forced displacement and deportation is among the most respected rules of international law.

Hamas has once again miscalculated future developments, particularly regarding Donald Trump’s return to the U.S. presidency.

We cannot ignore the U.S. president, whether he is mocking or serious.

The relationship between Riyadh and Washington has always been strategic.