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Pakistan Closer To 'Islamic NATO'? Khawaja Asif Says Turkey, Qatar To Join Saudi Pact
The two new inclusions would potentially create a new axis that blends Ankara's military experience and defence manufacturing base, Islamabad's nuclear deterrent and ballistic missile capability, and Saudi Arabia and Qatar's financial muscle.
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OPEC+ Hikes Oil Production Quotas Without Mentioning UAE Pull-Out
Saudi Arabia, Russia and five other OPEC+ countries increased their oil production quota on Sunday in an expected move aimed at demonstrating continuity at the cartel after the shock withdrawal of the United Arab Emirates.
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As Strait Of Hormuz Chokes, What Options Do Gulf States Really Have?
Hormuz has long been understood as one of the world's central trade chokepoints. It normally carries around 20 million barrels of crude and oil products each day
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Opinion | Pak Is Finally Back In Middle East's 'Good Books'. But Can It Stay There?
This is both an enviable and challenging space to be in for the only Islamic nation in the world that has nuclear weapons.
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Opinion | Can Saudi Arabia, Now Alone At The Top, Manage To Keep Oil Stable?
With the UAE's exit, Saudi Arabia will remain the only swing producer with sufficient spare capacity to exert market influence and respond to supply shocks. This will constrain the grouping's leveraging power.
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Opinion | UAE Can Now Easily Meet An Old American 'Demand'. But There's A Casualty: Saudi
Though the timing of the UAE's actions appears paradoxical at first, a deeper evaluation reveals the strategy.
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Opinion | To Understand UAE's OPEC Exit, Go Back In Time - To A Leaked 'Cable'
Surprising as the UAE's decision is, it is also fully in keeping with its pattern of breaking with regional, in particular, Arab consensus on many issues and forging an independent path.
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The Saudi-Pakistan Factor Behind UAE's Exit From OPEC
The UAE has also been frustrated with Pakistan, partly because of its deepening ties with Saudi Arabia, but also because of what it considers Islamabad's meek role as a mediator between the US and Iran.
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Opinion | An End To US-Iran War Is Hiding In Plain Sight - If They Can See It
Under this arrangement, the White House could sell a narrative of punitive victory, while Iran could claim that it did not surrender. This is how that could be done...
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Opinion | India Is Losing A Multibillion-Dollar 'Asset', Thanks To Trump
At a grand G20 ceremony in Delhi, India unveiled its most ambitious trade corridor. Halfway across the world, forces beyond its control are now derailing that vision.
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Opinion | How A War Destroyed America's Strongest Financial Weapon, Built Over 50 Years
America's own Secretary of State has publicly conceded that its most powerful financial weapon may be obsolete within five years.
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Xi Jinping Urges Hormuz Reopening In Rare Call With Saudi De Facto Ruler
Restoring free passage in the strait is a particular priority for China, the world's largest importer of liquefied natural gas through Hormuz.
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Opinion | Pakistan's Ever-Running Saudi 'Lifeline' Has Its Limits
There is a gap between what Pakistan seeks from its Gulf partners and their willingness to offer it.
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Analysis | Can Donald Trump Face An 'Arrest Warrant' - Like Netanyahu And Putin?
No one in living memory imagined a moment when the world would seriously debate the possibility of an American president being dragged before a court. Can it happen?
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Opinion | Trump's Favourite Field Marshal: How Munir Became The President's Best Man
One needs to understand not just the US President but the remarkable structural symmetry between the two states he and Asim Munir respectively represent.
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Pakistan Closer To 'Islamic NATO'? Khawaja Asif Says Turkey, Qatar To Join Saudi Pact
The two new inclusions would potentially create a new axis that blends Ankara's military experience and defence manufacturing base, Islamabad's nuclear deterrent and ballistic missile capability, and Saudi Arabia and Qatar's financial muscle.
-
OPEC+ Hikes Oil Production Quotas Without Mentioning UAE Pull-Out
Saudi Arabia, Russia and five other OPEC+ countries increased their oil production quota on Sunday in an expected move aimed at demonstrating continuity at the cartel after the shock withdrawal of the United Arab Emirates.
-
As Strait Of Hormuz Chokes, What Options Do Gulf States Really Have?
Hormuz has long been understood as one of the world's central trade chokepoints. It normally carries around 20 million barrels of crude and oil products each day
-
Opinion | Pak Is Finally Back In Middle East's 'Good Books'. But Can It Stay There?
This is both an enviable and challenging space to be in for the only Islamic nation in the world that has nuclear weapons.
-
Opinion | Can Saudi Arabia, Now Alone At The Top, Manage To Keep Oil Stable?
With the UAE's exit, Saudi Arabia will remain the only swing producer with sufficient spare capacity to exert market influence and respond to supply shocks. This will constrain the grouping's leveraging power.
-
Opinion | UAE Can Now Easily Meet An Old American 'Demand'. But There's A Casualty: Saudi
Though the timing of the UAE's actions appears paradoxical at first, a deeper evaluation reveals the strategy.
-
Opinion | To Understand UAE's OPEC Exit, Go Back In Time - To A Leaked 'Cable'
Surprising as the UAE's decision is, it is also fully in keeping with its pattern of breaking with regional, in particular, Arab consensus on many issues and forging an independent path.
-
The Saudi-Pakistan Factor Behind UAE's Exit From OPEC
The UAE has also been frustrated with Pakistan, partly because of its deepening ties with Saudi Arabia, but also because of what it considers Islamabad's meek role as a mediator between the US and Iran.
-
Opinion | An End To US-Iran War Is Hiding In Plain Sight - If They Can See It
Under this arrangement, the White House could sell a narrative of punitive victory, while Iran could claim that it did not surrender. This is how that could be done...
-
Opinion | India Is Losing A Multibillion-Dollar 'Asset', Thanks To Trump
At a grand G20 ceremony in Delhi, India unveiled its most ambitious trade corridor. Halfway across the world, forces beyond its control are now derailing that vision.
-
Opinion | How A War Destroyed America's Strongest Financial Weapon, Built Over 50 Years
America's own Secretary of State has publicly conceded that its most powerful financial weapon may be obsolete within five years.
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Xi Jinping Urges Hormuz Reopening In Rare Call With Saudi De Facto Ruler
Restoring free passage in the strait is a particular priority for China, the world's largest importer of liquefied natural gas through Hormuz.
-
Opinion | Pakistan's Ever-Running Saudi 'Lifeline' Has Its Limits
There is a gap between what Pakistan seeks from its Gulf partners and their willingness to offer it.
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Analysis | Can Donald Trump Face An 'Arrest Warrant' - Like Netanyahu And Putin?
No one in living memory imagined a moment when the world would seriously debate the possibility of an American president being dragged before a court. Can it happen?
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Opinion | Trump's Favourite Field Marshal: How Munir Became The President's Best Man
One needs to understand not just the US President but the remarkable structural symmetry between the two states he and Asim Munir respectively represent.
