Six months into the Iran war, a new Gulf security architecture is emerging
- Six months into the war with Iran, it is worth taking stock of what has actually changed around the Gulf.
- After Iran’s June 2025 missile strike on Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar, I argued that the years ahead would be more perilous for the Gulf and that deeper defence cooperation and integration would eventually become unavoidable.
- Earlier this month, I wrote here that the Gulf could no longer rely entirely on the old security toolkit and would need to build more of a security ecosystem of its own.
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- Six months into the war with Iran, it is worth taking stock of what has actually changed around the Gulf.
- After Iran’s June 2025 missile strike on Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar, I argued that the years ahead would be more perilous for the Gulf and that deeper defence cooperation and integration would eventually become unavoidable.
- Earlier this month, I wrote here that the Gulf could no longer rely entirely on the old security toolkit and would need to build more of a security ecosystem of its own.
Sources: Al Jazeera