Gulf shifts as Lebanon seeks stability
The article discusses the strategic developments in the Gulf region and Lebanon amidst escalating regional tensions since February 2026. It explains that Gulf countries will gradually continue their policies to enhance their self-sufficiency in defense and economic sectors, while reducing dependence on the United States, expanding relations with China and Russia, and easing hostility toward Iran by maintaining relative stability, despite challenges posed by Iranian ambitions and military conflicts. The article also examines the potential role of halting hostilities between Iran and Israel and its impact on Lebanon, where such a cessation could reduce damage and foster a more favorable environment for work and investment. However, prospects for reaching final agreements remain limited, amid ongoing tensions between the United States and Iran and the likelihood of maintaining a fragile balance in the region.
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