Crude awakening ahead
Deadly Houthi Threat Forces Saudi Oil Tankers to Go Dark
Saudi tankers are switching off tracking systems and rerouting shipments as Houthi attacks turn the Red Sea into an increasingly dangerous corridor—obscuring oil flows, sending insurance costs soaring and threatening further disruption to global energy markets.
12.08.26
Efrat Briner
Axis of Sunni
The Powerful Muslim Nations Forging New Anti-Iran Alliance
07.08.26
Efrat Briner
Militia Threat
Saudi Arabia Prepares for Major Iranian Attack
07.08.26
C14 Desk
Evil proxies awaken
U.S.-Saudi Joint Strikes Reignite Iran's Iraqi Militias
30.07.26
Dror Balazada
Back to business
U.S., Saudi Arabia Strike Iran-Backed Militias in Iraq
29.07.26
C14 Desk
Temu terrorists attack
Houthis Strike Saudi Oil Tankers in Overnight Assault
The Iran-backed terrorists say they launched missiles and drones at Saudi oil tankers, raising the risk that the region's conflict could spill into global trade, as Riyadh has yet to respond.
23.07.26
Marni Harow
Pandora's Atomic Box
U.S.-Saudi Nuclear Deal Sparks Fears of Mideast Arms Race
22.07.26
Marni Harow
Convoluted mess
Gulf States Split on Iran: Invasion or Ceasefire?
22.07.26
Tzion Banjo
Big deal
US, Saudi Arabia Strike Historic 30-Year Nuclear Deal
22.07.26
Efrat Briner
Tread carefully
Trump's Nuclear Move Could Reignite Middle East Arms Race
22.07.26
C14 Desk