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  • The Price of Weak States: Halloween 2026
    On October 31, 2026, Abdulaziz Alkhamis dissects four Arab theaters where state weakness invites punishment: Saudi Arabia absorbs Houthi strikes on its airports and infrastructure while Egypt's central bank delivers a shock rate hike; Sudan's SAF remains hostage to Islamist politics as the RSF reaches into the east; and Iraq's new cabinet exposes the permanent toll of militia-quota governance.

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    7 min
  • The Kingdom Under Fire, and Its Neighbours Do the Math
    Saudi Arabia faces an escalating Houthi missile campaign that has already cancelled Davos in the Desert and driven Riyadh offices onto remote work. Egypt's parliament has voted to authorize troops for Saudi defence while Cairo's central bank meets today on whether to hold rates at nineteen percent.

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    7 min
  • Holy Ground, Broken Dinar, and the Islamist Veto
    Houthi missiles strike Mecca and Medina as Riyadh's airport partially reopens; Iraq's dinar collapses under Hormuz pressure while a new cabinet struggles to assert state authority. Sudan's SAF bombs civilian markets across Darfur and Kordofan, and Egypt's IMF growth numbers conceal a military economy that no reform program has yet touched.

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    9 min
  • Riyadh Burns, Baghdad Bends, Cairo Hedges: The Arab State Under Pressure
    Houthi missiles are rewriting the security calculus of every Arab capital from Riyadh to Baghdad. Today's brief traces how Saudi Arabia absorbs the blows, Sudan's Islamist-led army manoeuvres for legitimacy, Iraq's new government installs a US-sanctioned militia figure as deputy prime minister, and Egypt's parliament prepares to vote on deploying troops it has already promised not to use offensively.

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    8 min
  • The Price of Exposure: Saudi Arabia Under Fire, and Four States Choosing Sides
    Houthi missile and drone strikes have killed twenty-two people across three Saudi airports this month, forcing Riyadh to cancel its flagship investment forum and drawing in European powers. Four Arab states - Iraq, Egypt, Sudan and Saudi Arabia itself - are each, in their own way, being forced to declare which order they serve.

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    8 min
  • Airports, Mandates, and the Price of Delay
    Houthi strikes on Saudi airports test the limits of MBS's Vision 2030 project and pull Egypt toward a military commitment its parliament cannot yet agree to authorize. Iraq completes a cabinet five months late, and in Sudan, the SAF's battlefield gains cannot obscure the ideological capture at its core.

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    8 min

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