On February 1, AGSIW will host a discussion with Justin Alexander and Cesar Serra, moderated by Tim Callen, on Oman's economic and financial development.
The longer-term desirability of Neom’s destinations depends largely on the fast-changing domestic environment within Saudi Arabia, yet a tough regional neighborhood will keep Saudi planners on their toes.
The flare up between Iran and Pakistan may have been snuffed out quickly, but the scars it left on the Pakistani and Iranian security establishments may affect ties going forward.
The victory of pro-Iranian groups in Iraq’s provincial elections could exacerbate internal political tensions and raise concerns about regional stability.
Responding to the attack with firmness without intensifying a drift toward regional conflict will be the most challenging spillover of the Israel-Hamas war for the Biden administration.
The January 26 edition of the Iran Media Review highlights former President Hassan Rouhani’s disqualification from the upcoming Assembly of Experts elections.
The January 23 edition of the Iran Media Review highlights fallout from the growing number of Israeli strikes against Iranian officials and allied militia commanders.
On January 23, AGSIW hosted a discussion with Jonathan Fulton, Mohammed Soliman, and Chuchu Zhang, moderated by Robert Mogielnicki, on China-Gulf relations.
On January 25, AGSIW hosted a discussion with Phillip Cornell,Kate Dourian, Rami Shabaneh, and Marie van den Bosch, moderated by Robert Mogielnicki, on hydrogen in the Gulf.
In the Media
AFP: Kristin Smith Diwan discussed the possibility of Saudi Arabia permitting the sale of alcohol to attract tourists.
BBC World News: In an interview, Hussein Ibish discussed the killing of three U.S. soldiers in a drone strike in Jordan. He also spoke with BBC World Service radio.
