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President Barack Obama said better communication is needed with the U.S.’s Gulf Arab allies in a meeting with the Gulf Cooperation Council on April 21.
A Saudi-led bloc of six Gulf Arab nations formally branded Hezbollah a terrorist organization on Wednesday.
A big question is reverberating in the minds of many; why have the Arab Gulf states not taken in any Syrian refugees?
What might decreasing oil revenues mean for the Persian Gulf oil states?
To Saudi Arabia and its Arab partners of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), the United States in six years of Barack Obama’s presidency has become as unpredictable and unreliable as it is indispensable. When President Obama passes the baton in 2017, it is likely that he will not be recalled fondly, but this is a distinction shared with most of his predecessors.
