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In his article about the US President’s efforts to broker a peace deal between Saudi Arabia and Israel, a prominent New York Times columnist claimed that it would change the rules of the game in the region. Regardless of the “story” of peace, the rules of the game in the region have clearly totally changed. Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman bin Abdulaziz spearheaded this shift. Since the AlUla Agreement, the US-Gulf and US-Arab summits, then the Gulf-Arab summits with China, and most recently, the Arab Summit in Jeddah, regional dynamics have totally changed.

China's recent mediation efforts between Riyadh and Tehran were motivated by a combination of strategic outlook and economic interest in the Middle East, signaling a gradual shift away from its traditional "free-riding" approach.

Amer Al Sabaileh -Discussion around the return of Syrian refugees to Syria is beginning to become a focus in major...

Discussion around the return of Syrian refugees to Syria is beginning to become a focus in major host countries, such as Turkey, Lebanon and Jordan, which have responded negatively to the recent announcement of the reduction in food assistance for Syrian refugees to these countries due to lack of funding. After more than twelve years of this crisis, international priorities

Discussion around the return of Syrian refugees to Syria is beginning to become a focus in major host countries, such as Turkey, Lebanon and Jordan, which have responded negatively to the recent announcement of the reduction in food assistance for Syrian refugees to these countries due to lack of funding. After more than twelve years of this crisis, international priorities