What is happening in Yemen today is an actual war being fought across multiple fronts, on land, at sea, and in the air, yet it remains an undeclared war among the parties to the conflict.

The Trump administration’s efforts to force Tehran to make concessions by squeezing its economy depend heavily on restricting one of its most important economic lifelines through the UAE.

Houthi expansion into the Horn of Africa is creating a cross-border network that threatens maritime security, regional stability, and the wider Red Sea.

Iran’s shifting account of three missing pilots, Qatar’s categorical denial that they were detained, and analysts’ views that the dispute may reflect internal Iranian tensions and an attempt to pressure Doha over broader political and diplomatic issues.

The joint defense agreement between Saudi Arabia, Turkiye, and Pakistan came amidst regional security vulnerabilities and declining confidence in the adequacy of American guarantees.