Arab Gulf’s Mislaid Hopes in Trump By Sean Yom / April 23, 2017 The contradictions of U.S. foreign policy could lead to renewed tensions with Gulf leaders.
Qatar’s Struggle to Reform Labor Laws By Sabrina Toppa / April 12, 2017 Though Qatar has been reforming its laws on migrant labor, little is being done to address the system’s underlying deficiencies.
The Gulf’s Global Moment By Tarek Osman / August 4, 2016 A major business deal tests the aspirations of Gulf business leaders.
Security Still Trumps Democracy in U.S.-Arab Alliances By Nabeel Khoury / May 26, 2016 Relations between the U.S. and its traditional Gulf allies remain firm, despite new tensions.
Gulf States Face Their Biggest Challenge By Rami G. Khouri / December 30, 2015 The GCC states are now entering into the early stages of reconfigured citizen-state relations similar to what most other non-energy-rich Arab countries experienced from 1986 to 1995.
