Politics and Governance

Syria hopes to use the Iran war to deepen its connection to its Gulf Arab partners. Can it compete for inclusion within the regional security order and emerging trade corridors?

Gulf capitals are facing immediate policy choices around how to restore order in a regional setting that is greatly changed – for the worse – as a result of the Iran war.

After Oman-facilitated negotiations between the United States and Iran ended in a major regional conflict, Pakistan has picked up the mantle of mediator and helped broker a cease-fire, but can the country succeed at mediating a lasting peace deal?

India’s long-standing strategy of engaging all sides is under strain as regional conflicts become more interconnected and harder to manage.

On May 12, AGSI hosted a discussion on the new government in Iraq.

For now, China is a stuck actor – drifting until external conditions force a decision or create a window of opportunity.

On April 30, AGSI hosted a special reception honoring the diplomats and staff recently evacuated from the U.S. Embassy in Kuwait.

On May 12, AGSI hosted a discussion on the implementation of Vision 2030.