Republicans have been able to win back some voters they lost in 2020 for the midterms; but that can change by 2024.
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It is unlikely that Sunday’s parliamentary election will bring any structural change.
Middle East leaders are not eager to see either the US or Russia declare a decisive victory in Ukraine.
Middle East leaders are watching Afghanistan and drawing conclusions about the unreliability of the US as a partner.
Biden will bring change to policy-making in Washington, but he will still struggle with Trump’s legacy.
The Israel-Gulf normalisation deals are unlikely to resolve the Arab-Israeli conflict.
On August 4, a failing state, through negligence and corruption, destroyed its own capital and killed its own citizens.
The recent arrests in Saudi show the US can no longer rein in MBS, and any attempt could backfire on Trump.
Mohammed bin Salman has put all his eggs in Trump’s basket, but what happens if the US leadership changes?
Local circumstances limit the extent to which Iran and its proxies can retaliate against the US in Lebanon and Syria.
