Yousef Al-Dayni
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Middle East Stability Lies in Resolving the Palestinian Issue (opens the original)
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On every occasion in which the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia participates and at every international forum, it seeks to remind the international community of its responsibilities toward what is happening in Palestine. Anyone who reviews its statements and observes the evolution of its language, from diplomacy to pressure and demands for practical steps to halt violations in Gaza and the West Bank, protect holy sites, support Palestinian resilience, reject hate speech, racism, and settler terrorism, wi
Terrorism that Changed its Shape (opens the original)
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Twenty-five years after the September 11, 2001 attacks, and after following much of what has been published about the terrorism dilemma, one cannot say that the world has failed to learn a great deal about counterterrorism. On the contrary, the world has learned a great deal. Intelligence services have evolved, travel procedures and financial channels have been significantly tightened through digital tracking, and surveillance, monitoring, and precision-strike technologies have advanced consider
September 11: Confronting Extremism Is a Global Responsibility (opens the original)
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Four days from now mark the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks. I remember the sheer scale of shock that struck everyone at the time, and how reactions subsequently unfolded, each according to their own perspective, ranging from conspiracy theories to the usual narratives. The event was framed as an extraordinary example of violence that pierced the heart of the global order, represented by the US. Subsequently, a long war on terror began, in an attempt to pursue those responsible for
The ‘Virtue of Stability’ Guides Saudi Policy (opens the original)
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In the volatile Middle East, a region drained by wars, restraint is frequently misunderstood as an ineffective strategy, while reckless ventures and gambles that produce decades of chaos are often marketed as success. However, an analysis of reality and outcomes reveals the opposite; igniting the fuse of war is far easier than extinguishing its fires. Furthermore, rushing to respond without a clear strategy and deep consideration of the consequences means that crisis-makers have succeeded in dra
Makkah Defense Agreement: Stability of Balances of Power (opens the original)
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Perhaps the most significant reading of the Makkah Joint Defense Agreement between Saudi Arabia, Türkiye, and Pakistan is that it is not a mere reaction to current events. This contrasts with many reductive analyses that attempt to confine the agreement within the context of the war with Iran or Israeli arrogance, even if it will inevitably cast a shadow over those developments. Instead, the agreement focuses more heavily on the future landscape of tomorrow's world amidst these staggering transf
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