As tensions with Russia intensify, Europe faces growing fears of war, economic shortages, and political instability.
Former British diplomat Alastair Crooke examines the rhetoric surrounding a possible confrontation with Moscow, the role of NATO, and the risks of further escalation. He then turns to Yemen, where Ansarullah challenges Saudi Arabia and complicates any prospect of direct US intervention. Mr. Crooke also explores Saudi Arabia's economic and political vulnerabilities, the weakening of its regional position, and the broader implications for the Israeli regime and the future of its normalization strategy in the Persian Gulf region.