By James M. Dorsey, June 26, 2017
Crisis puts future of Saudi reforms and GCC in doubt.
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Brexit: Full Amputation or Gentle Separation?
By Stephan Richter and Denis MacShane, June 24, 2017
The more Theresa May digs in, the less the British people know how much Brexit they really want.
Qatar: Is Mr. Trump Striking the Match for a Little War?
By Stephan Richter, June 23, 2017
America’s much-vaunted checks and balances do not really apply to U.S. foreign policy. That is a big problem.
The Rise of Saudi Arabia’s Mohammed bin Salman
By James M. Dorsey, June 22, 2017
Prince Mohammed could well prove to be the figure that provides Saudi Arabia with a path to the future. But it is a very big gamble.
Iran and the Saudi Deflection Campaign
By Stephan Richter, June 22, 2017
Donald Trump has no idea that the principal source of support, financial and ideological, that Salafist terrorists use has Saudi Arabia written all over it.
The Gulf Crisis: Southeast Asia Has Seen It All Before
By James M. Dorsey, June 21, 2017
Two competing visions of ensuring regime survival are battling it out in the Gulf.
Qatar et al.: Donald Trump as a Saudi Lobbyist
By Stephan Richter, June 20, 2017
Between two bad actors at odds in the Gulf, the U.S. President has volunteered to take sides. Aiding and abetting Saudi Arabia is dangerous.
Qatar and the Muslim Brotherhood
By Stephan Richter and Bill Humphrey, June 20, 2017
Qatar makes longer-term investments in religious or ideological factions.
The Worst Human Crisis Since World War Two
By Frank Vogl, June 18, 2017
America turns its back on the world's starving - will the G20 come to the rescue?
Eradicating Extreme Poverty Soon?
By The Globalist, June 18, 2017
Having met an earlier goal of reducing extreme poverty, can the world end it?
By the Numbers: Poverty in Africa
By The Globalist, June 18, 2017
Half of all people living in extreme poverty worldwide reside in sub-Saharan Africa.
Extreme Poverty Worldwide Today
By The Globalist, June 18, 2017
How many people worldwide are living on less than $1.90 per day?
Back to the Global Vertical
By Andrés Ortega, June 18, 2017
With the decline of the middle classes, social classes are back on the global agenda. That is politically dangerous.
UK: Abdicating a Proud Legacy
By Holger Schmieding, June 17, 2017
Britain's political situation and its long-term economic outlook have become more precarious than they have been at any time since the late 1970s.
Give Donald Trump Credit: Europe’s United
By Stephan Richter, June 16, 2017
No U.S. President in recent memory has done more to strengthen Europe’s willingness to work together than Donald Trump.
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