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Peace in Gaza, Palestinian ‘state recognition’, Israel-Saudi ‘normalization’, ‘cease of attacks’ The Middle East war was approached through peace negotiations with ‘state recognition’ for Palestine and ‘cessation of attacks’ by Israel. The US Middle East peace strategy was condensed into the simultaneous progress of ‘normalization between Saudi Arabia and Israel’ and ‘recognition of the state of..

Biden’s ‘weapons diplomacy’ to Saudi Arabia ‘guided ammunition’ Yoon Seok-yeol ‘speed war on military build-up’ ​ Under the Biden administration's diplomatic superiority policy, Saudi Arabia and the Houthi rebels are expected to be provided with 'offensive precision-guided munitions', which had been banned from Saudi Arabia, as a reward for the peace talks. In warning that North Korea is not rea..

Yoon Seok-yeol joint statement on ‘Saudi Arabia’s priority in non-interference in internal affairs under international law’, ‘Weapon contract fails’ In a joint declaration with Saudi Crown Prince Bin Salman, President Yoon Seok-yeol agreed to prioritize non-interference in international law's internal affairs, prioritize improving Iran-Saudi relations, and seek a two-state solution to the spread..

Israel Hamas surprise war, Trump Biden solution, successive ‘exits’ The Biden administration's 'Grand Bargain', which attempted to resolve the Palestinian issue by normalizing relations between Israel and Saudi Arabia, was thwarted by a surprise attack on Palestine, and under the previous Republican Trump administration, Israel sought a 'two-state solution and peace' by establishing a Palestinia..

Hamas' first attack on US presidential election in the Middle East linked to Ukraine, Taiwan, and South Korea elections Hamas' surprise attack on Israel erupted as the first election issue between the US-Republican-Democrat conflict in the Middle East, and following the upcoming elections in Taiwan and Ukraine, next year's Korean elections appear to be connected to the prelude to the US presiden..

China-led BRICs join Iran and Saudi Arabia to strengthen their entry into Africa Six countries, including Saudi Arabia and Iran, agreed to expand their introduction to the BRICS, a group of emerging countries, and Chinese investment in Africa increased. BRICS held in South Africa on the 24th expanded from China, Russia, India, Brazil, and South Africa to three member countries in the Middle East..