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China and Hong Kong Stocks Fall as Gulf Tensions Weigh on Investor Sentiment

Chinese and Hong Kong equities declined on Wednesday as investors reacted to renewed geopolitical tensions in the Middle East following a fresh exchange of...

Why Trump’s Ceasefires Are Failing to End Middle East Violence

Residents in Gaza, southern Lebanon, northern Israel, and Kuwait faced ongoing violence this week, despite ceasefires arranged by the U. S. supposed to be...

President Trump’s Abraham Accord Condition and the Shifting Geopolitics of West Asia

The ‘Abraham Accord’ is a politico-diplomatic tool to bolster ‘US Order’ in West Asia. It is part of its Indo-Pacific strategy where the United...

US Gulf Defense Deals Aim to Curb China’s Middle East Expansion

The appointment of Iranian Parliament Speaker Qalibaf as special envoy for Chinese affairs is directly linked to the failure of US President Donald Trump's...

Indo-Pacific Oil & Gas Reset: Gulf Shifts, U.S. Risk & and the New Geography of Asian Procurement

The global hydrocarbon system is currently facing significant structural constraints, with access to oil and gas heavily influenced by geography and political factors rather...

Strategic Ambiguity Is Becoming the Gulf’s New Deterrence Doctrine

In the Gulf, the most important signals are increasingly the ones no actor fully confirms. For decades, Gulf security rested on a relatively clear deterrence...

How the Iran War Has Impacted Middle Eastern Countries

The war that started on February 28 with a major Israeli-U. S. bombing campaign against Iran has deeply affected the entire Middle East, causing...

Rigid Margins, Rising Pressures: The New Gulf Gas Order

The global gas system is entering a phase defined by limits rather than freedoms. It absorbs shocks but does not return to a neutral...

Can China’s Belt and Road Drive Recovery in Arab States and post-war Iran?

China's Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) plays a pivotal role in China's strategy for dealing with the post-conflict reality in Iran (according to the...

Why Subsea Cables in Hormuz Are at Risk in the Iran War

Iran has raised concerns about the vulnerability of submarine cables in the Strait of Hormuz, which are crucial for the region's digital economy. This...

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Saudi Arabia in the Red Sea: Mediator, Power Broker or Conflict Enabler?

Saudi Arabia has positioned itself as a diplomatic interlocutor...

Christine Lagarde’s ECB Legacy: How an Outsider Defied the Sceptics

Christine Lagarde’s decision to leave the European Central Bank...

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The upcoming US midterm elections could reshape financial markets...

Why Is Trump Rushing to Defend Republican Senate Seats in South Carolina?

President Donald Trump is intensifying his campaign efforts in...
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