The Abraham Accords at Year Two: A Work Plan for Strengthening and Expansion

Saudi Arabia is in the midst of an unprecedented economic revolution, through which it seeks to position itself as a regional technological and economic power. At the same time, the entire Middle East is undergoing a process of transformation in terms of the balance of power and regional arrangements, a process involving states seeking to establish a regional order characterized by cooperation and stability, including the United States and the pragmatic Sunni states: Jordan, Egypt, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, and Saudi Arabia.

How did the strategy of Azerbaijan, Israel's close partner, manifest during the war in its neighboring country?

Why the prospect of normalization between Jerusalem and Riyadh is fading—and how it is manifesting within the Saudi Kingdom