The Abraham Accords reshaped the diplomatic landscape of the Middle East, but their most consequential trial is financial. Symbolic handshakes are one thing. A sustainable financial architecture that global investors can trust is another. The experiment underway between the UAE, Israel, and increasingly Saudi Arabia… | Read More in The Blogs
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US envoy says Hezbollah has ‘zero incentive’ to disarm, points to Israeli strikes across region
Trump says NATO countries should shoot down Russian aircraft if they enter NATO airspace
UN commission accuses Israel of genocide in Gaza, seeking permanent control
IAEA chief: Iran talks at ‘difficult juncture’ as sanctions set to return
Syrian President: Security deal with Israel possible, but no recognition
Singapore to sanction ‘settlers’, but won’t recognize ‘Palestine’ – yet
Tear gas and chaos: Italian cities rocked by anti-Israel demonstrations
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