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All items tagged Gulf StatesOpen Think Tank ArticlesMarch 18, 2010 | Iran and the Arab States: A Delicate Balance of PowerBaudouin Long: Iran’s nuclear ambition is not only a factor of concern for the Western powers but for its Arab neighbors as well. They have reacted to the Iranian threat by developing several strategies in compliance with the NPT. Nevertheless, they suffer from their disarray and should oppose a more united front to Iran. ... MoreAugust 14, 2009 | Carrots for Pakistan, Sticks for the Gulf StatesShazad Ali: The US led ‘War on Terror’ should not only focus on Pakistan and Afghanistan but also on the Gulf states, including Saudi Arabia. Even though the Taliban receive more funding from these states than from both Pakistan and Afghanistan, the US only threatens Saudi Arabia with more privileges. To fight terrorism effectively the US must cut off the Taliban funding lifeline from the Gulf. ... MoreGlobal Must Read ArticlesFebruary 16, 2011 | NATO Looks to Friends in the GulfWith the Doha Conference underway between NATO and representatives from Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar and the UAE, NATO Secretary General Rasmussen outlines prospects to intensify the security partnership in the Gulf. ++ As security in the broader Middle East and NATO states becomes increasingly interdependent in issues such as terrorism and proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, common solutions ... MoreJanuary 29, 2010 | Gulf States Remain Silent on IranAs the world watches to see how the political crisis in Iran will play out, its neighbors in the have been silent on the matter. ++ “From the prism of Arab Gulf interests, there is no need to pick a side in this fight, especially when it is unclear who will win and whether it will make a difference.” ++ Arab states need to be more pro-active in shaping a stable outcome for Iran and its subsequent ... MoreMarch 17, 2009 | Iran Elections Stir ConcernThe upcoming Arab summit is causing a lot of diplomatic activity in the Middle East. ++ Three Gulf states have warned Qatar that if Iran attends the meeting their representation will weaken, which marks a shift from the usual “fearful” attitudes towards Iran. ++ The Arab world is holding its breath as the upcoming presidential election in Iran creates hope for reform. ++ Israel is ... MoreMay 28, 2008 | Gulf States do not Require US Assistance Against IranThe US proposal of a regional nuclear defense shield against Iran is not being met with enthusiasm by its allies in the Persian Gulf. ++ As business ties with Iran deepen, the Gulf States perceive the offer of the US as a short-sighted attempt to divide the Middle East, and as potentially highly destabilizing. ++ It is in the US’s own interest not to force its allies into making an unnecessary ... MoreCommentsAugust 15, 2009 | Many thanks for your valuable comments Mr...August 14, 2009 | Thank you for your contribution! I agree with... |
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