
Trump’s Gulf Tour: A Bold Shift in Middle East Strategy
Trump’s Gulf tour signals a strategic recalibration from military power to economic and diplomatic partnerships in the Middle East.
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Trump’s Gulf tour signals a strategic recalibration from military power to economic and diplomatic partnerships in the Middle East.
Houthis claim a coordinated drone strike on Tel Aviv amid escalating tensions and renewed airstrikes in Yemen.
Trump is set to visit Saudi Arabia in May for his first second-term foreign trip, focusing on investments and Gulf partnerships.
Netanyahu sets bold conditions for ending the Gaza conflict: disarm Hamas in exchange for allowing its leaders to leave, with hopes to return hostages.
Trump’s push for a Ukraine ceasefire could signal a strategic U.S. shift to the Middle East, reshaping global alliances in the process.
Fresh U.S. strikes in Yemen’s Saada escalate tensions as missile claims and Gaza airstrikes add to the volatile Middle East scene.
US airstrikes on Yemen’s Hodeidah escalate tensions with Houthis in a high-stakes Red Sea showdown.
Israel and Hamas prepare to advance into the second phase of Gaza ceasefire talks, aiming to extend the current truce and work towards ending the conflict.
France, Germany, Italy, and Britain support a $53 billion Arab-backed plan to rebuild Gaza, aiming to improve living conditions without displacing Palestinians.
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi affirms China’s commitment to justice, peace, and development in the Middle East, emphasizing Gaza’s status as Palestinian territory.