President Trump’s evolving Middle East policy, highlighting a strategic shift from traditional Western intervention toward fostering regional partnerships, diplomacy, and sustainable peace.

It all adds up to a glorious and grandiose vision — a “Golden Age of the Middle East,” Trump called it. Such optimism is something the region desperately needs to not only hear, but embrace.

President Donald Trump this week had a historic tour of the Gulf monarchies in the Middle East, in general. He went to Saudi Arabia and he met Mohammed bin Salman, the de facto leader of Saudi Arabia.

(“Trump’s Mideast Vision,” Editorial, May 14). After working on foreign policy for decades, President Joe Biden was a total failure in the Middle East. Those failures make Trump’s ...

Her focus is reporting on politics and society in the Middle East. She has in depth knowledge ... Arabic. French. Trump's renewed engagement marked a pivotal moment in reshaping U.S.-Arab ...

RIYADH, Saudi Arabia — President Donald Trump on Tuesday held out Saudi Arabia as a model for a reimagined Middle East, using the ... indication yet of his vision for remaking the region ...

TRUMP: ‘I DON’T LIKE PERMANENT ... welcome in the Saudi capital of Riyadh, laid out a vision of a new age of cooperation in the Middle East — praising countries in the region for a ...

The very first thing that I would say is the Middle East clearly isn't peripheral to Trump's foreign policy vision. As some have been pushing for over many years, let's stop thinking about the ...

Kilmar Abrego Garcia was wrongly deported from Maryland to El Salvador by the US. His return marks a turning point in a case that became a broader symbol of criticisms of Trump's aggressive ...

President Trump signed deals with Saudi Arabia and Qatar and reached out to Syria and Iran. But Palestinians got nothing, and Trump repeated his call for the U.S. to take over Gaza.