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Rethinking Gulf prosperity: the limited role of broader Arab support in their success
Analysis: Gulf prosperity stems from oil wealth, internal policy and global alliances — not broader Arab support, challenging a common regional narrative
Rami Al Dabbas
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04.02.26
Arab disunity and the Gulf crisis: rethinking regional priorities
Analysis: As Iran escalates attacks on Gulf states, muted responses from across the Arab world are exposing deep divisions, forcing Gulf leaders to reassess alliances and signaling a shift away from traditional notions of pan-Arab unity
Rami Al Dabbas
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03.31.26
Gulf states urge Trump to intensify Iran war, officials say
After early complaints over lack of warning and ignored concerns, Gulf allies now see the war as a rare chance to weaken Iran’s leadership and are urging Washington to press ahead with the campaign
Associated Press
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03.31.26
The Islamabad illusion: Pakistan’s diplomacy as a shield for the Iranian axis
Opinion: As Iranian strikes hit Gulf states, Pakistan hosts regional talks billed as de-escalation, but critics say its ties with Tehran and maritime concessions raise doubts about neutrality and risk shielding Iran’s ongoing campaign
Amine Ayoub
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03.30.26
Iran threatens Gulf hotels it says are housing US troops
Many US troops have left bases hit by Iran for hotels and offices across the Middle East and even Europe, taking part in the war effort remotely; Iran warns sites could be targeted and urges hotels not to host American soldiers
Lior Ben Ari
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03.27.26
'Iran's revenge is best served cold': Gulf princes are caught in a trap
The Gulf is afraid of an agreement that will leave the ayatollah regime stronger, and the UAE and Saudi Arabia will support an escalation in the war - if Tehran does not accept significant restrictions on its missile, drone and nuclear programs.
Itamar Eichner
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03.26.26
Fresh produce and food products will be more expensive due to war
Damage to infrastructure in the Gulf has led to a global shortage of fertilizers, and its price has already jumped by 180% in Israel; There is also a 35% increase in packaging prices due to the rise in oil prices; Manufacturers: 'More extreme than corona or war in Ukraine'
Navit Zomer
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03.24.26
Iran war deals major blow to Gulf’s global sports dominance
For more than a decade, Gulf nations have relied on oil and gas wealth to attract marquee events, athletes and teams, using sports as a tool of soft power; recent events underscore the vulnerability of that strategy to regional instability
Guy Leiba
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03.22.26
Not just Israel's problem: Hezbollah terror cells exposed across Gulf
Kuwait and the UAE uncover Hezbollah cells as fears grow over Iran-backed militias in Iraq; Lebanon condemns plot and vows cooperation in punishing those responsible
Lior Ben Ari
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03.21.26
Trading symbols for strategy: Egypt's necessary departure from Gulf diplomacy
Opinion: Egypt’s outreach to Qatar, framed as regional solidarity amid escalating conflict, reflects outdated diplomacy that overlooks Cairo’s growing reliance on Eastern Mediterranean energy ties and strategic alignment with Israel and the United States
Rami Al Dabbas
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03.19.26
Middle East conflict hits luxury brands as wealthy Gulf consumers pull back
While Israeli malls report spike in emotional spending between missile barrages, affluent consumers in UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Bahrain and Kuwait are cutting back on fashion purchases, squeezing a market that drives about 10% of global luxury demand
Itay Yaacov
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03.19.26
Gulf states to Israel, US: don’t stop until Iran’s regime is gone
Behind closed doors, senior Gulf officials are urging that the war end only with regime change in Tehran, warning that anything less would leave Iran’s threat to regional stability and energy security intact
Itamar Eichner
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03.19.26
Iran threatens Gulf oil facilities after Israel reportedly strikes gas sites
Iranian state media report explosions at Asaluyeh refinery and South Pars gas field; Tehran warns attacks mark shift to 'economic war' and threatens strikes on energy infrastructure in Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Qatar
Lior Ben Ari
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03.18.26
'Iran became an enemy': Gulf states lose patience after Hormuz closure
Gulf states say Iran ‘crossed every red line’ by attacking neighbors and closing Hormuz; leaders push to weaken Tehran’s military amid fears the strait will remain leverage
Reuters
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03.17.26
Hamas urges Iran to stop attacking Gulf states as Qatar pressures terror group to distance from Tehran
Hamas calls on Iran not to strike neighboring Gulf countries despite backing Tehran’s right to respond to US and Israeli attacks; Israeli officials say the statement followed pressure from Qatar threatening to cut aid
Itamar Eichner, AFP
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03.14.26
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