Ambassador Frank G. Wisner, AGSIW’s board chair, looks at Seyed Hossein Mousavian’s “A New Structure for Security, Peace, and Cooperation in the Persian Gulf.” اقرأ بالعربية
The U.N. Panel of Experts report illustrates exactly how militarized Libya remains today as well as how unsuccessful the international community has been in combatting foreign interference.
South Korea has transformed from a source of manpower to the Gulf Arab states into an exporter of advanced technology and services at a time of rapid change in the Gulf region.
Saudi Arabia and Russia appear to be on the same page now, but OPEC+ will have to consider the impacts of its market management policies if it wants to avoid the pitfalls that have contributed to oil price volatility in the past.
Russia hopes that engaging Gulf Arab countries could encourage their investments in Syria’s reconstruction process and facilitate Syria’s return to the Arab League.
Close coordination between the UAE’s public and private sectors, as well as the high concentration of government-related entities, has resulted in consistent messaging that the country is a safe destination for global travelers.
يقدم السفير فرانك جي. ويزنر، رئيس مجلس إدارة معهد دول الخليج العربية في واشنطن، قراءة في كتاب "بنية جديدة للأمن والسلام والتعاون في الخليج الفارسي" لمؤلفه سيد حسين موسويان
On March 25, AGSIW hosted a conversation with H.E. Dr. Mohamed bin Mubarak Bin Daina to discuss climate-related challenges facing Bahrain and how the kingdom is mitigating these challenges. Ambassador William Roebuck moderated the discussion.
EurAsian Times:Following an Indian-Pakistani peace deal reportedly brokered by the UAE, Emma Soubrier commented on UAE soft power and the role Abu Dhabi is increasingly playing in the region.
