What Trump Got Right in the Middle East

What Trump Got Right in the Middle East

The U.S. president’s olive branch to Iran could mark a paradigm shift in Washington’s foreign policy.

Why filling the Strategic Petroleum Reserve could be the secret to Trump's Middle East success

President Trump visited the Middle East this week to much fanfare, pomp and, of course, circumstance as he aims to lower prices at the pump with more oil production from OPEC. Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, and other OPEC countries are in agreement—they also want to churn out more oil and gain global market share—aftre years of voluntary cutbacks. But they decidedly do not want to lower oil and fuel prices because of their need to balan…

Donald Trump’s troubling Middle East fantasy - The Jewish Chronicle

The Qataris are playing him for a fool, and Israel may suffer for it

How Trump's Gulf visit could transform the Middle East

Effective partnerships with key Gulf states may help the US leader achieve his ambitions of striking a lasting deal with Iran and expanding the Abraham Accords

Trump caps Gulf tour with America-first policy for peace in Middle East

Trump’s vision sits well with the UAE and Saudi Arabia, two Gulf nations closest to Washington, but its feasibility remains to be determined, analysts say.