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Biden’s Dithering in the Middle East Is Forcing Old Enemies to Mend Broken Bridges
December 29, 2021
In recent weeks, Arab countries, as well as Iran and Turkey have all been working out how they can move forward and get along with each other, all due to “sleepy Joe” Biden being asleep at the wheel. Where’s all this heading?
Khashoggi Murder Starts to Get Its First Real Whitewash. But From the West, not From the Saudis
December 12, 2021
The truth about Khashoggi, was in fact a million miles from what the Post’s Opinion section crafted in a baptism of sensational storytelling.
The Kingdom’s Tough Choices: Between MbS and a Hard Place
November 7, 2021
If Saudi Arabia does not choose between sweeping internal reforms or an ambitious external agenda, its ruling dynasty may be in peril. Riyadh’s dwindling resources cannot sustain both.
Is Peace Breaking Out in the Middle East? Should We Thank MBS?
May 10, 2021
The Biden effect is shaking up the Middle East and forcing foes to talk to one another. But where it’s all heading is even more exciting for Saudi Arabia and Iran.
