Gulf Cooperation Council
After Iran war, attack on Gulf States, will the GCC withdraw from Arab League - analysis
Abdullah Al-Khamis, a Kuwaiti political journalist, proposes an alternative: an Arab coordination council comprising the Gulf states, Jordan, Morocco, and Syria.
After the war: A more coordinated, but still divided, Gulf - opinion
Iran’s aggression forces Gulf states to rethink regional security - opinion
Gulf countries seeking seat at negotiation table following Iranian attacks
How Qatar’s Jewish strategy backfired
A look at how foreign countries lobby in Washington, reaching out to groups and individuals who they think can open doors.
As Saudi-Qatar conflicts escalate, Qatar is building a new power bloc for itself
A united GCC is best for Israel
Qatar’s hurdles
“When you want to do work in Gaza, you have to go through the Israelis. Without the help of Israel, nothing happens.”
Israel, sports and the Gulf: Is Mike Pence keeping score?
The president now understands that the blockade is counter-productive to the cause of peace and stability, and should be ended as soon as possible, with Qatar embraced by all members of the GCC.
Israel and the Gulf
Iran’s rising military assertiveness after the 2003 Iraq War and pursuit of a nuclear deterrent further entrenched the pro-stability agenda that binds Israel to Saudi Arabia.
