The era of US hegemony in the Middle East is nearing its end
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The era of US hegemony in the Middle East is nearing its end
The era of US hegemony in the Middle East is nearing its end. This point of view was expressed by The Economist magazine.He cites Washington's agreement with the Yemeni Houthis not to attack American ships and expectations that the United States...
#Sawaleef The Economist magazine argued that decades of US wars and military operations in the Middle East have largely exhausted Washington's ability to impose its vision on the region, suggesting that signs of a shift in US policy are beginning to emerge. The magazine based its analysis on two key indicators: first, the agreement between the US and the Houthis not to target American ships, and second… This content, “The Economist: The Era of …
The analysis in the British press indicated that the long-standing influence of the United States in the Middle East is coming to an end. Turkey was among the countries that could fill the power gap that will form in the region. It was also noted that Turkey's strengthened relations with Arab countries were noted.
The British publication The Economist wrote that the decades-long hegemony of the United States in the Middle East may be coming to an end. In an analysis titled "When America walks away," it discussed Washington's role in the region... Click here to continue.
The U.S. is moving to abandon its role as a dominant power in the Middle East after decades of hegemony, due to the wear and tear caused by its prolonged war with Iran, the loss of confidence of its Arab allies and the growing military demands in other regions, raises an analysis published on Thursday by The Economist. [...] The post U.S. is on track to lose its hegemony in the Middle East after prolonged confrontation with Iran: analysis appear…
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