Opinion

Saudi Arabia and the Red Sea Crisis

The war in Gaza has produced several new security dynamics in the region; the involvement of the Ansar Allah movement (the Houthis) in the war on...

The Ankara Process: Türkiye’s Facilitative Role in Alleviating the Somalia-Ethiopia Tension

Türkiye’s facilitative role in resolving the disputes between Somalia and Ethiopia has significantly contributed to easing tensions...

Gulf countries and the repercussions of Haniya's assassination

The assassination of Ismail Haniyeh, the head of the political bureau of Hamas, in Tehran on July 31st, has elevated the ongoing conflict in the...

What does the DAESH attack in Oman tell us?

Everyone was shocked by the terrorist attack on a Shia Mosque in the "Al-Wadi Al-Kabir" area of Muscat on July 16th, which was claimed by...

The Implications of the Aramco Share Sale on Saudi Political Economy

Saudi Arabia has recently completed a major financial move by selling an additional share of its state oil company, Saudi Aramco, raising $12.35...

Civil War in the Shadows: Sudan

Due to its location at the intersection of the Horn of Africa and the Red Sea, Sudan is a significant actor in regional geopolitics. Its proximity to...

The New Face of Terrorism in the Turkmeneli Region

The Türkiye-Iraq Security Summit was held in Baghdad on March 14, 2024. In the summit, important issues such as terrorism, economy, and energy...

The Recognition of Palestine by the Europeans: The Likelihood of a Two-State Solution

In a significant and courageous move, Spain, Ireland, and Norway have officially recognized Palestine as a state, aiming to advance a peaceful...