The Gaza conflict has been making headlines all over the world for months, having tragically led to an immense number of deaths and an even bigger number of soon-to-be refugees.
Middle East
Iraq has partnered with Qatar, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Turkey, and other major regional partners in a ground-breaking effort that could revolutionise the Middle East’s economic environment.
If there was ever any certainty in politics it was that no country wants to go to war today. Besides the economic devastation that it would cause, countless other factors in the Middle East and Gulf play into calling for containment and intense political communication that would lead to an agreement tailored around stability, oil, and Gaza.
The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan finds itself in an economically precarious situation as regional hostilities escalate between neighboring Israel and the distant yet influential state of Iran.
In a heartfelt address marking the conclusion of Ramadan, Saudi Arabia’s King Salman bin Abdulaziz underscored the urgent need to cease hostilities against Palestinians, calling for international cooperation to establish relief corridors and support the Palestinians in securing their legitimate rights.