The Globalist

Between two bad actors at odds in the Gulf, the U.S. President has volunteered to take sides. Aiding and abetting Saudi Arabia is dangerous.

Qatar makes longer-term investments in religious or ideological factions.

America turns its back on the world’s starving – will the G20 come to the rescue?

No U.S. President in recent memory has done more to strengthen Europe’s willingness to work together than Donald Trump.

Saudi Arabia and Qatar both support insurgencies, but the Saudis want to enforce a regional order they direct.

Why is Vladimir Putin so grateful to Donald Trump? Because Trump diminishes the United States’ standing in the world, making little Russia look larger.

In the Middle East, Iran, Israel and Russia — despite their rivalries — all share one goal: maintaining disunity.

Turkey steps into the Qatar fray to protect its turf against the Saudis in the fight over Sunni supremacy.

The policy of side-stepping the proxy war between Saudi Arabia and Iran is becoming increasingly untenable for non-Arab Muslim nations and China.

Saudi-UAE campaign to isolate Qatar and Iran puts Muslim nations in a bind.