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Trump’s Middle East Policy Arrives at a Temporary and Fragile Limbo
Donald Trump · Australia

Trump’s Middle East Policy Arrives at a Temporary and Fragile Limbo

67% Center coverage: 3 sources
Domestic politics has taken center stage in the United States as Congress struggles to pass President Donald Trump’s proposed budget plan. But July is also shaping up as a pivotal month for Trump’s foreign policy in the Middle East and beyond.See the Story
The Gulf’s Water Crisis: Why Cooperation Is Crucial — and Complicated
Europe

The Gulf’s Water Crisis: Why Cooperation Is Crucial — and Complicated

Coverage: 2 sources
On June 19, false reports of an Israeli strike on Iran’s Bushehr nuclear plant sparked alarm across the Gulf. Though denied by Israeli officials, the claim traces back to a warning from Qatar’s prime minister of a potential catastrophe in the event of nuclear contamination — no water, no food, no life — due to the Gulf’s reliance on desalinated seawater. Gulf governments moved quickly to reassure the public that no radiation had been detected, b…See the Story
Russia’s military presence in post-Assad Syria: A growing security liability undermining stability
Syria · Syria

Russia’s military presence in post-Assad Syria: A growing security liability undermining stability

100% Center coverage: 1 sources
Six months since the collapse of the Assad regime, the Russian military presence in Syria has remained entrenched in strategic locations such as the Hmeimim airbase and Tartous port on the coast, as well as at Qamishli airport in the northeast. This persistence has reignited an increasingly pressing debate about Moscow’s role in the new Syria.Read Article

The balance of power in Yemen after the US-Houthi cease-fire

100% Center coverage: 1 sources
The May 6 cease-fire between the United States and the Houthi militia in Yemen has had a consolidating effect on the balance of power inside the war-torn state and hardened the status quo of the country’s civil war. In turn, the outcome of Israel and Iran’s subsequent 12-day war has the potential to temporarily shake up this status quo once again; but Yemen’s fracturing anti-Houthi coalition is unlikely to be able to exploit that opportunity.Civil War · YemenRead Article

Egypt and Saudi Arabia: Any Good Relationship Needs Work

Coverage: 2 sources
Egypt and Saudi Arabia share many foreign policy and regional security objectives and have a long and complicated relationship. Recent events in the Middle East have strengthened that relationship, even as they continue to negotiate difficult bilateral issues, like the long-running dispute over control of the islands of Tiran and Sanafir.Donald TrumpSee the Story

A Divided and Distracted America Edges Towards Another Major Middle East War

Coverage: 2 sources
As the world watches and waits to see whether the conflict between Israel and Iran escalates into a wider war and whether the United States gets more directly involved, Americans remain sharply divided and mostly distracted by events closer to home, for now.Middle East · United StatesSee the Story

The Israel-Iran War: Scenarios for the Days — and Years

100% Center coverage: 1 sources
The evolving confrontation with Israel and the United States places the Islamic Republic of Iran at a critical inflection point. Tehran faces choices that range from limited negotiation and strategic restraint to escalation and eventual collapse. The following analysis explores the key scenarios that could unfold in the coming days, weeks, and years.Middle East · GazaSee the Story

Iraq Treads a Tightrope to Avoid Spillover From Israel-Iran Conflict

40% Center coverage: 32 sources
In Iraqi airspace, Iranian missiles and drones have crossed paths with Israeli warplanes, forcing Baghdad to step up efforts to avoid being drawn into the region's latest conflict.But with Baghdad both an ally of Iran and a strategic partner of the United States, Israel's closest supporter, it may struggle to avoid the fighting spreading to its territory."There is a sizable risk of a spillover escalation in Iraq," said political analyst Sajad Jiyad.Israel-Iran Conflict · IraqSee the Story

What to Know as Israel-Iran Conflict Hits Fifth Day

50% Left coverage: 52 sources
Israel and Iran intensified their deadly airstrikes Monday on the fifth day after Israel launched its first attack to dismantle Iran's nuclear capability.Friedrich Merz · TehranSee the Story

Sanctions are lifting, but Syrians still can’t go home

100% Center coverage: 1 sources
On May 23, President Donald Trump’s administration suspended the majority of sanctions on Syria, marking the most sweeping shift in the policy of the United States toward Damascus in over a decade. But lifting sanctions will not magically make Syria safe for return. For millions of displaced Syrians, their country remains a minefield — literally and bureaucratically.Donald Trump · DamascusRead Article

Israel Has Long Weighed Bombing Iran’s Nuclear Sites. Why It Struck Now.

43% Right coverage: 7 sources
Israel has long feared that Iran’s nuclear program was geared toward developing a weapon. Now that Israel has overtly bombed nuclear sites, inviting an Iranian response, is U.S. diplomacy still possible?Susan Collins · BostonSee the Story

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