- 17 September, 2026
Intensification of Yemen Fighting: Why More Than 60 Persons Have Been Killed in New Clashes
More than 60 individuals, including civilians, were reported dead in new fighting between the government forces of Yemen backed by Saudi Arabia and the Houthi
Sudan’s Chemical-Weapons Allegations Raise a New Red Sea and Energy-Security Risk
Sudan’s war could be turning into a truer threat. The New York Times and The Washington Post published investigations on 5 September 2026 that alleged
How Regional Powers Are Shaping Sudan’s War — and Why It Matters Beyond Sudan
The war in Sudan is often framed as a battle between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF). Sudan War Regional
Pakistan-Bangladesh-Saudi Joint Force in Red Sea: What Impact Could It Have on Global Oil Transport?
Saudi Arabia has taken steps to formalise a sweeping new maritime security arrangement, Red Sea Alliance, bringing together Pakistan, Bangladesh and a dozen other nations
Saudi Arabia has announced a Red Sea security initiative amid threats to trade routes from regional instability
Saudi Arabia has said it will create a multinational maritime defence coalition to protect the Red Sea and its surrounding waters, positioning itself as the
Did Saudi Arabia’s Dialogue and Compromise Strategy With the Houthis Establish a New Security Challenge in the Arabian Gulf and Red Sea?
What began as an internal power struggle in Yemen has turned into one of the most complex conflicts in the Middle East. The country has