Why Trump’s Middle East policy will go to the highest bidder

Andreas Krieg

Why Trump’s Middle East policy will go to the highest bidder

Defence Studies

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Abstract

Donald Trump is back. And unlike Europe, the Gulf is not too worried. In contrast with 2016, when Trump won his first term, the Gulf Arab states are in a far stronger and strategically autarkic position: less dependent on the US and much more strongly interconnected with other parts of a multipolar world order. The Gulf has also become more indispensable for American regional policy.

Original language	English
Publisher	Amwaj Media
Publication status	Published - 7 Nov 2024

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Trump
Gulf
Middle East

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