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Fatima Sultan on The Sharm el-Sheikh Summit: A Pause on Conflicts, but No Guarantees of Lasting Peace
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Carmen on Velayat-e Faqih: A Foundational Concept in Iran’s Governance and Regional Influence

West Asia Review is a blog dedicated to providing in-depth analysis, news, and insights on the dynamic and rapidly evolving region of West Asia. It encompasses a broad range of topics, including politics, economics, culture, and security, providing readers with a nuanced understanding of the region’s complexities.

Trump Can’t Force the Abraham Accords

by Ausaf Sayeed | Jun 4, 2026

Normalisation of the Arab world’s relationship with Israel, to be meaningful and lasting, cannot bypass Palestine and be bundled into geopolitical horse-trading Donald Trump’s late-May 2026 demand that virtually every Arab and Islamic state “mandatorily” join the...

PM Modi’s Abu Dhabi Visit Redraws India’s Gulf Calculus

by Ausaf Sayeed | May 15, 2026

When Prime Minister Narendra Modi landed in Abu Dhabi on the morning of May 15, he was received by a formation of UAE military jets — a ceremonial gesture that carried more analytical weight than protocol alone could explain. The escort was not simply a welcome. It...

Rewriting of a Post OPEC order in the Gulf

by Ausaf Sayeed | May 4, 2026

The United Arab Emirates left the Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) on 1 May, ending a fifty-nine-year membership without consulting Riyadh, Moscow or anyone else. The cartel’s most senior officials learned of the decision on the wires. The oil...

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