UAE
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A Gulf Billionaire Rebuked a U.S. Senator
Khalaf Ahmad Al Habtoor’s blunt response to Lindsey Graham’s call for war exposed tensions in the Gulf–U.S. alliance and raised uncomfortable questions about power, interests, and who pays the price for conflict. The exchange between U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham and Emirati businessman Khalaf Ahmad Al Habtoor unfolded like a small but revealing moment in the… Continue reading
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Gulf States Caught in the Crossfire
How decades of reliance on Washington expose the Gulf to economic and military vulnerabilities Resentment is quietly mounting across the capitals of the Gulf Cooperation Council, as a convergence of strategic, economic, and political pressures forces a reassessment of long-standing alliances with Washington. Reports emerging from Riyadh, Abu Dhabi, and Doha suggest that these states… Continue reading
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The Uncovered UAE-Libya Corridor and Sudan’s Mass Killing
Kufrah Airstrip in Libya, Bosaso Airport in Somalia, and and Gulf Logistics Sustain the RSF Violent Campaign in Darfur The war in Sudan has unfolded through familiar scenes of collapse, militia violence, and civilian ruin, yet one of its most decisive engines sits far from the battlefields and beyond public view. A neglected airstrip in… Continue reading
Abu Dhabi, air logistics, arms supply, Bosaso Airport, Chad, civil war, Colombian ex-soldiers, Darfur, El-Fasher, ethnic cleansing, foreign fighters, genocide, Gulf involvement, Janjaweed, Khalifa Haftar, Kufrah airstrip, Libya, mass killing, mercenaries, paramilitary militias, Puntland, Rapid Support Forces, regional proxy warfare, RSF, sahel, siege warfare, Somalia, sudan, trans-Saharan routes, UAE, United Arab Emirates, weapons trafficking
