Jane Kinninmont

Beyond the Solidarity, the Same Old Middle East Conflicts

Published by Thomas Lippman 1 Comment

by Thomas W. Lippman There’s no telling how much it cost Saudi Arabia to stage that lavish three-summit extravaganza in Mecca last week, but on the surface it appeared that the Saudis got their money’s worth. King Salman presided and,… Continue Reading →

Political Backlash in the Gulf

Published by Henry Johnson 2 Comments

by Henry Johnson If the United States seeks long-term stability in the Middle East, it must begin empowering opposition voices in the Gulf countries. A report published by Chatham House and presented at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace last… Continue Reading →