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  • The Airport, the Dinar, and the Drone: Gulf Security Fractures on Multiple Fronts

    The Airport, the Dinar, and the Drone: Gulf Security Fractures on Multiple Fronts
    2026/10/18
    Houthi missiles have struck the heart of Saudi Arabia's capital, killing at least nineteen and wounding more than three hundred, while Egypt moves toward a war authorization vote and Iraq completes a cabinet it cannot afford. This episode argues that the region's disorder is structural, not episodic.

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    7 分
  • Missiles Over Riyadh, Dinars in Freefall

    Missiles Over Riyadh, Dinars in Freefall
    2026/10/17
    Houthi ballistic missiles have killed more than twenty people at King Khalid International Airport and shut Saudi Arabia's air hub as the Future Investment Initiative approaches. Iraq devalues the dinar, completes its fractured cabinet, and watches the Iran war drain every barrel it tries to export.

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    8 分
  • The State Strikes Back - and Sometimes Kills the Wrong People

    The State Strikes Back - and Sometimes Kills the Wrong People
    2026/10/16
    Friday 16 October 2026. From Riyadh's burning airport to Baghdad's militia-stocked cabinet, from Khartoum's Antonov bombers to Cairo's border-mine strikes, Abdulaziz Alkhamis reads a week in which states are asserting force but not yet commanding outcomes.

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    7 分
  • The Houthi Test: Saudi Borders, Iraqi Promises, and Egypt's Managed Truth

    The Houthi Test: Saudi Borders, Iraqi Promises, and Egypt's Managed Truth
    2026/10/15
    Houthi missiles have turned Riyadh into a war zone, forcing Iraq's new prime minister into an emergency trip to Saudi Arabia to make promises his state may not be able to keep. Meanwhile, Sudan's army chief rejects all negotiations, Egypt prepares a state-scripted forum on its own economy, and Baghdad's cabinet remains unfinished five months after taking office.

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    7 分
  • When the State Burns: Riyadh Under Fire, Khartoum's Islamist Mask, Baghdad's Paralysis Tax, Cairo's Borrowed Time

    When the State Burns: Riyadh Under Fire, Khartoum's Islamist Mask, Baghdad's Paralysis Tax, Cairo's Borrowed Time
    2026/10/14
    Houthi missiles strike Riyadh for the third consecutive day as Saudi Arabia pays the price of a wider war it did not choose. Iraq devalues the dinar, Sudan's army chief rejects all talks, and Egypt's IMF clock runs down to December.

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    7 分
  • Riyadh Burns, Baghdad Stalls, Cairo Hedges

    Riyadh Burns, Baghdad Stalls, Cairo Hedges
    2026/10/13
    Alkhamis Daily analyses the Houthi campaign against King Khalid airport, the structural failure of Iraqi militia disarmament after the US withdrawal, Sudan's Burhan doubling down on a war he cannot win cleanly, and Egypt's balancing act between IMF compliance and military prerogative. Tuesday 13 October 2026.

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  • Riyadh Burns, Khartoum Shrugs, Baghdad Stalls, Cairo Deflects

    Riyadh Burns, Khartoum Shrugs, Baghdad Stalls, Cairo Deflects
    2026/10/12
    A Houthi strike on King Khalid International Airport kills twelve and grounds Saudi Arabia's capital while Washington hesitates. Across four Arab states, the week exposes the gap between state ambition and state capacity.

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  • Riyadh Burns, Baghdad Breaks: The Price of Regional War

    Riyadh Burns, Baghdad Breaks: The Price of Regional War
    2026/10/11
    A Houthi strike kills twelve at Riyadh's King Khalid International Airport as the Gulf confronts the direct cost of the Iran war. Iraq devalues its dinar to fund a wartime budget, Egypt pockets a US military aid waiver, and Sudan's army chief turns away from any negotiated peace.

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    8 分