"The Iranian strike on the American base in Qatar demonstrated how beholden the Gulf Arabs are to the United States." ...

Saudi Arabia, along with the United States and Turkey, is backing Sunni rebel groups opposed to Assad. The U.S. is concerned that some of those groups are too extreme and might team up with the ...

The region is relieved about de-escalation. But it is also alarmed about an unrestrained Israel, writes H.A. Hellyer.

A ceasefire emerged from the smoke of Iran’s face-saving attack on Qatar, with Gulf states key to preserving de-escalation ...

Bases in the Middle East have been on heightened alert and taking additional security precautions in anticipation of ...

The Gulf states have long worked to keep Iran’s influence in check without attempting to topple its leadership. They have sought rapprochement, with Saudi Arabia and Iran reestablishing diplomatic ...

A Houthi source told Newsweek that any attack on Iran "will drag the entire region into the abyss of war" amid escalation ...

The partnership was announced as part of a White House tour to Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates. NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang speaks during a press Q&A during NVIDIA GTC in San Jose ...

Mr. Trump also visited Saudi Arabia before any other nation during his first term in the White House, bucking the tradition for U.S. presidents to make their first foreign trip to the United Kingdom.

President Donald Trump's Middle East trip is off to a successful start, with Saudi Arabia announcing a $600 billion investment in the United States on Tuesday.

According to the White House, "The United States and Saudi Arabia signed the largest defense sales agreement in history – nearly $142 billion, providing Saudi Arabia with state-of-the-art ...

The administration of United States President Donald Trump says that Saudi Arabia will invest $600bn in the United States, including through technology partnerships and a weapons sales agreement ...