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Oil, human rights, security: Here s what s in store for U S -Gulf relations in 2023

Visiting Saudi Arabia last summer, President Biden tried to reassure Arab leaders of U.S. commitment to the region's security. But Gulf nations aren't necessarily rushing to side with Washington.

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Oil, human rights, security: Here s what s in store for U S -Gulf relations in 2023

Oil, human rights, security: Here s what s in store for U S -Gulf relations in 2023
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Security underpins U S ties with Gulf states like Saudi Arabia But tensions linger

Security underpins U S ties with Gulf states like Saudi Arabia But tensions linger
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China capitalizes on Gulf resentment over US treatment

For decades Washington has been the unquestioned patron and protector of its allies in the Gulf. Now the Gulf states want to diversify their ties: Enter China.

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US urged to end blame game on oil

The United States should stop the blame game over energy supplies and instead take a hard look at its own policies in the sector, analysts say in the wake of Washington's threat to review its relations with Saudi Arabia after the Arab nation and other oil producers moved to cut their output.

United arab emiratesUnited statesWhite houseDistrict of columbiaSaudi arabiaJake sullivanJavad owjiNicolas maduroJoe bidenAnis khayatiMohammed alyahyaRasha al joundyVladimir putinGokhan ereliUniversity of bahrainGulf cooperation council