America's Key Gulf Arab Partners Embrace Non-Alignment, With a Tilt Toward China

The US’ Arab partners are more committed to nonalignment between the US and China. Frustrated over faltering US commitments, they have increased ties with Beijing. But even “leaky” security might be better than an untested relationship with the rising power.

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