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Salalah Summit: US Absence and China Presence
The article discusses a meeting between Gulf and Iraqi foreign ministers and Iran's foreign minister in Salalah, aimed at discussing new maritime routes and the Strait of Hormuz, amidst the failure of the United States to impose control over the region through military power or sanctions. Meanwhile, regional countries have strengthened their positions through visits to Beijing and Moscow, seeking strategic and diplomatic alternatives, which highlights the waning American influence in the area. The Salalah meeting reflects shifts in regional and international power dynamics, with China and Russia raising the stakes in negotiations and hinting at canceling a potential summit with Trump, while Trump prepares to negotiate with greater flexibility to maintain America's influence in the Red Sea and the Gulf.
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