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- Jul 27, 2026
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Economic Integration in the Middle East Is a False God (opens the original)
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The word on the street in the Middle East and United States is that Saudi Arabia wants to cut Israel out of the India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor. IMEC, as it is known, is a maritime and rail network that is supposed to connect India and Europe via the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, and Israel. It was announced with great fanfare at the G-20 summit in September 2023 and, from the perspective of U.S. officials, as an answer to China’s Belt and Road Initiative. At the time, i
Economic Integration in the Middle East Is a False God (opens the original)
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The word on the street in the Middle East and United States is that Saudi Arabia wants to cut Israel out of the India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor. IMEC, as it is known, is a maritime and rail network that is supposed to connect India and Europe via the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, and Israel. It was announced with great fanfare at the G-20 summit in September 2023 and, from the perspective of U.S. officials, as an answer to China’s Belt and Road Initiative. At the time, i
Trump’s Men in the Middle East (opens the original)
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Get audio access with any FP subscription. Standing beside Iraq’s new prime minister at the Oval Office in mid-July, U.S. President Donald Trump was effusive. Ali al-Zaidi had “tremendous chemistry” with him, Trump declared, going on to imply he was “good for America.” Then—twice in the space of a few minutes—Trump said Zaidi was going to be there “for a long time.” Iraq, Trump added, had “tremendous wealth, not only potential.” The president also joked that his guest was “young, and he’s handso
Trump’s Men in the Middle East (opens the original)
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Get audio access with any FP subscription. Standing beside Iraq’s new prime minister at the Oval Office in mid-July, U.S. President Donald Trump was effusive. Ali al-Zaidi had “tremendous chemistry” with him, Trump declared, going on to imply he was “good for America.” Then—twice in the space of a few minutes—Trump said Zaidi was going to be there “for a long time.” Iraq, Trump added, had “tremendous wealth, not only potential.” The president also joked that his guest was “young, and he’s handso
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