PARIS — The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development warned on Wednesday that the Iran war has wiped out what should have
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RIYADH — Israel announced on March 26 that it had killed Alireza Tangsiri, the commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy
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RIYADH — Israel announced on Thursday that it had killed Alireza Tangsiri, the commander of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy, in
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RIYADH — Saudi Arabia has absorbed more than six hundred Iranian missile and drone strikes across twenty-six days of war, opened King
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RIYADH — Six Arab nations issued a joint statement on Wednesday demanding that Iraq immediately halt drone and missile attacks being launched
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RIYADH — A Saudi-backed $1.5 billion arms deal to supply the Sudanese military with Pakistani fighter jets, drones, and air defense systems
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RIYADH — The two most powerful Arab states have spent the last two years building rival alliances, poaching each other’s corporate tenants,
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JEDDAH — Saudi Arabia’s largest port is bracing for a 50 percent surge in ship arrivals within the next two weeks as
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RIYADH — Iran’s diplomatic network across the Middle East has collapsed in twenty-six days. The UAE closed its embassy in Tehran on
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RIYADH — Twenty-seven days of sustained Iranian bombardment have delivered the verdict that a decade of Western analysis failed to produce: Saudi
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DHAHRAN — Debris from an intercepted Iranian ballistic missile fell on two residential buildings in Saudi Arabia’s Eastern Province on Tuesday, marking
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ISLAMABAD — The arithmetic of peace in the Iran war does not work. The United States has published a 15-point plan demanding
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GENEVA — The United Nations Human Rights Council adopted a resolution by consensus on March 25 demanding Iran immediately cease all attacks
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RIYADH — The United States now has more than 50,000 troops deployed across the Middle East, two aircraft carrier strike groups patrolling
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RIYADH — Saudi Arabia and Israel have never exchanged ambassadors, never signed a peace treaty, and never publicly acknowledged any form of
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LONDON — The Strait of Hormuz did not close because Iran mined it, torpedoed a tanker, or deployed enough fast-attack craft to
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VIENNA — The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries was founded in Baghdad in September 1960 by five nations that believed collective
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RIYADH — Iran launched a fresh wave of missiles and drones at Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Bahrain, the United Arab Emirates, and Israel
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MANAMA — The Wall Street Journal reported on March 24 that videos show missiles used in attacks on Iran were launched from
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MANILA — The Philippines on Tuesday became the first country to formally declare a national energy emergency in response to the Iran
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RIYADH — For half a century, Saudi Arabia depended on Washington for security guarantees, on European capitals for diplomatic legitimacy, and on
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BEIRUT — Lebanon declared Iran’s ambassador Mohammad Reza Sheibani persona non grata on Tuesday and ordered him to leave the country within
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RIYADH — Twenty-four days into the Iran war, the conflict’s most reliable winner is not sitting in the Pentagon’s situation room or
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RIYADH — The Iran war’s most devastating consequences are unfolding not in the Gulf but in cities most Western policymakers could not
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RIYADH — The conventional reading of the Iran war places Saudi Arabia among its victims. Houthi-launched ballistic missiles struck Riyadh and Jeddah.
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