Articles by
Alastair Crooke
Trump's War Overreach may be the Straw that Breaks the Back of the West’s Financialised Architecture
From the streets of Paris to the Strait of Hormuz, Western liberal economies are caught in a trap of their own making
The 'War of Grand Design' Transforms to More Narrowly Bolster US Hegemony
To preserve its supremacy, Washington is pushing Europe to the front line against Russia, even at the risk of nuclear escalation
Mohammed bin Salman is more at risk internally than from AnsarAllah attacks
Disgruntled tribes, a sidelined clergy, an army divided by design. While Houthi missiles hit Riyadh, the crown prince’s power grab may prove his undoing.
Trump Talks the Talk and Walks the Path of War on Iran. So Does Netanyahu
As the propaganda campaign over Hormuz falters, the road ahead leads not to victory but to a wider conflagration
Ansar Allah’s Unperceived Advantages Against Saudi Arabia
Geography, Yemen’s Revolutionary Inheritance, Saudi Internal Factionalism and its Contested Islamic Credentials Are Yemen’s Trump Cards
Saudi Arabia's Potentially Destructive ‘Credibility Trap’
Saudi Arabia weighs yielding to the Houthis against defending its credibility, as internal fractures threaten the kingdom.