7 The Saudi-Abu Dhabi Rivalry The end of the UAE’s Gulf era In 2016, Saudi Arabia’s then-deputy crown prince (now ruler of the kingdom), MBS and Abu Dhabi’s MBZ shared a desert excursion – widely seen as the start of a political alignment between the Persian Gulf’s two most ambitious leaders. In the years that followed, […]
Gold and Corridors: The Real Engines of War The Sudan war, publicly framed as a power struggle, is in essence a battle over several key issues- which we will discuss later in this article. We focus on resource control. For the RSF, gold mines in Darfur and Kordofan represent both autonomy and leverage – fuel for […]
Emirates At the Forefront of the “New Middle East” “The secret that no one knows about the UAE” The truth: The Rothschilds are behind the creation of the “UAE project.” They conceived the idea of establishing a Jewish settlement in the Middle East that would serve financial interests and trade activity — without needing to […]
1 How Britain begat the UAE & Qatar The winter of 1967-1968 was a time of crisis for the British economy. Many Arab leaders were convinced Britain had secretly helped Israel to victory over its Arab neighbors in the Six Day War of June 1967. Israel had captured East Jerusalem, the West Bank, Gaza, the […]
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