Coffee in the Desert
Jesse MarksDispatches from the intersection of the Middle East, China, and international order
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Iran's war-time mediator set to lead ties with Beijing
The recent announcement in Iranian media sets an important post-summit move by Iran to deepen ties with Beijing and create a larger role for China in the regional peace talks.
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Iran has appointed Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, th...
The Beijing Summit Delivered Atmosphere, Not an Off-Ramp on Iran
Sharing my initial thoughts on how the summit so far has addressed the question of Iran. There are a number of other related topics on the bilateral side, like trade and AI. This overview does not look at those.
What Trump and Xi did — and...
Iran's Instability and Gulf Indispensability (via RUSI)
This piece was first featured with the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI), see the full article here.
The war against Iran has tested two competing narratives about security in the Middle East, and have sharpened the resilience of the...
Five Takeaways from FII Miami on the future of AI in Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia’s Future Investment Initiative (FII) kicked off this week in Miami, and AI took center stage of the dialogue. I have been following the panel sessions for unique insights which inform where AI is going amidst the current war. I...
U.S.–China Aligned on Ends, Divided on Means in the Iran War
My recent piece was featured with the Gulf International Forum, view the full piece here.
Washington and Beijing share core interests in preventing a nuclear Iran and securing Gulf energy flows, yet diverge sharply on force, sanctions, and...
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CEO of Rihla Research & Advisory LLC & PhD Student at Australia National University studying US-China AI competition in GCC. Writing on China-Middle East geopolitics, geoeconomic, conflict, and technology.
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