- 3 July, 2022
Saudi Arabia & Qatar Near Deal to Help End the Gulf Crisis
In 2017, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Egypt and Bahrain cut diplomatic ties with Qatar and launched a blockade
Ten Years Since The Arab Spring
Completing nearly 10 years of the turbulent event, things have not much changed in the affected countries except the number
Modernizing Experiments in Saudi Arabia
Projects of national reconstruction are always a costly affair whose path is laid with deep dilemmas and questions of existential
The Legacy of Late Kuwaiti Emir and Relations with Pakistan
The dean of Arab diplomacy, Sheikh Sabah Al Ahmad Al Jaber Al Sabah, Emir of Kuwait, died at the age of 91
The Past & Future of the Shia-Sunni Polarity in the Middle East
Until the 20th century, the Sunni-Shia division had existed on social tiers and particularly didn’t achieve political overtones. After World War
Israel-Bahrain Accords: Another Dilemma for Iran
A month ago, a prominent Gulf Arab State, the United Arab Emirates, agreed to formally normalize its relations with Israel under
Forging Alliances in Lebanon
It was the early period of 2020 when Beirut hosted the Arab Economic and Social Development Summit. Its goal should have
Shock Doctrine in Lebanon
Beirut, a city portraying nostalgia of multiculturalism and possessing vibrant geographic and social spheres was rocked by a devastating blast early in
An Overview of Pakistan’s Policy on Israel
Recently, the UAE’s decision to normalize relations with the State of Israel has grabbed the attention of the world at large. Some denounced the
The Changing Balance of Powers after the Israel-UAE Deal
On August 13, 2020, Trump announced the historic deal between UAE and Israel. The deal is considered ‘game-changer’ by some