The Economist: End of US dominance in Middle East

The Economist magazine indicates that the era of American dominance in the Middle East is approaching its end, as Washington's efforts to impose its vision through decades of wars and operations have been exhausted, with the American presence significantly declining. One of the main signs of this retreat is the agreement with the Houthis not to attack American ships, along with expectations of reducing the U.S. military footprint in the region—an indication of diminished commitments amid the Trump administration's focus on boosting influence in North and South America and competing with China. It is anticipated that three players—Iran, Turkey, and Israel—will seek to fill the void left by the United States, while Arab countries will primarily suffer from this withdrawal, especially those that depend on American security guarantees.

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