United Arab Emirates

Can Saudi-Emirati cooperation against the Houthis in Yemen narrow the divide on the Horn of Africa?

Gulf partnerships offer a practical way for European countries to expand capacity and diversify compute providers.

Gulf producers have raised billions of dollars by selling stakes in pipeline revenue while retaining ownership and operational control. But what happens when the pipelines stop working?

The trendline of growing domestic roles for regional sovereign wealth funds is coming into sharper focus.

Resolving conflicts in the Middle East and meeting global challenges requires international commitment and action now in short supply. So why engage?

As host of Gulf Cup 27, Saudi Arabia won its first trophy in over 20 years while demonstrating how sports can project soft power and foster connections.

If the U.S. F-35 sale goes through, it will add a new layer to Saudi airpower. But the fifth-generation fighter by itself will not address Saudi Arabia’s present and future vulnerabilities.

The thaw between Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates is likely designed to project a united front, particularly against the Houthis in Yemen.