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Category: Saudi Arabia

BRICS & The Double Choke-Point Crisis

Drone attacks by the Houthis on various parts of Saudi territory have blown up a number of key oil export pipelines in recent times. Reports suggest that the Iran-backed rebel […]

Is Turkey The Next Target Of Israel?

The Israeli Air Force carried out a series of airstrikes targeting the Abu al-Duhur Military Airbase in northwestern Syria’s Idlib Province on August 18, 2026. The surprise attack completely destroyed […]

A Different Equation Altogether

Amidst intense geopolitical turbulence, the nuclear landscape of West Asia is poised for a reconfiguration – driven by a 30-year Civil Nuclear Cooperation Agreement between the US and Saudi Arabia. […]

Reducing Dependence On Maritime Routes

Amid US-Iran conflict, the Middle Eastern countries plan to reduce dependence on waterways for oil transport. Recent reports by CNN have highlighted that rising regional conflicts and Iranian efforts to […]

A Dilemma

The four-year fragile truce between Saudi Arabia and the Houthi Movement of Yemen is fracturing because of recent airstrikes on Sana’a International Airport, Houthi missile retaliations and a declared Houthi […]

A Different Development In West Asia

The vast Nefud (or Al-Nafud) Desert in northern Saudi Arabia is one of the world’s arid regions. This 65,000sqkm erg – famous for its brick-red, crescent-shaped dunes – is recognised […]