Pressure on the Gulf states’ budgets could cause them to review their overseas investments and future commitments as they consider options to ease the financial strain caused by the US-Israeli war against Iran.

A dozen US military bases in the Gulf have sustained severe damages in Iranian strikes during the Iran-US war, rendering them unusable.

The countries will have to re-evaluate their relationships with Israel, Iran and the United States after a war that has exposed their vulnerability.

The Iran war will accelerate the region’s economic transformation.

Gulf states tell US a ceasefire alone would not be enough Ability to 'weaponise' Strait of Hormuz must end, they say Gulf states want deal to cover missiles, drones, proxies They say any deal must guarantee their security DUBAI, March 27 (Reuters) - Gulf ...

The US-Iran war has entered its 20th day and it has brought only bad news. Neither Iran nor Israel-US are ready to step back from what is now taking shape as a global crisis. The unprovoked attack against Iran has now embroiled entire Gulf nations, making ...

In the weeks since the United States and Israel launched their war on Iran, the Middle East has witnessed a dramatic and unprecedented escalation by Tehran. For years, Iran has conducted hostilities in the region in restricted ways: through proxy militias ...

DUBAI, March 27 (Reuters) - Gulf Arab states are telling the U.S. that any deal with Tehran should do more than end the war, and must permanently curb Iran's missile and drone capabilities and ensure global energy supplies are never again "weaponised ...

A former top CENTCOM commander warns the U.S. Strait of Hormuz blockade is just the first step in coming after Iran's regime, praising President Trump.