Dr. Abdulaziz Sager, Chairman of the Gulf Research Center (GRC), participated in Bloomberg Eastern Television, providing analysis on U.S. President Donald Trump’s threats of military intervention in Iran.
Dr. Abdulaziz Sager, Founder and Chairman of the Gulf Research Center (GRC), took part in an episode of “On Board” airing on Bloomberg Eastern Television, addressing the rising tensions between the United States and Iran.
His remarks were featured in a report entitled “Iran Threatens to Target U.S. Bases,” which examined recent statements by U.S. President Donald Trump regarding potential military action against Iran and Tehran’s response to these threats.
During the segment, Dr. Sager analyzed the regional and strategic implications of the escalating rhetoric, the risks of military confrontation, and the potential impact on Gulf and regional security. His participation reflects the GRC’s ongoing role in contributing expert analysis to regional and international media discussions on critical geopolitical developments.
Dr. Abdulaziz Sager, Founder and Chairman of the Gulf Research Center (GRC), participated in Al Arabiya program “Fourth Bulletin,” providing analysis of U.S. President Donald Trump’s threats of military intervention in Iran.
Dr. Abdulaziz Sager, Founder and Chairman of the Gulf Research Center (GRC), took part in the “Fourth Bulletin,” airing on Al Arabiya, in an intervention addressing rising tensions between the United States and Iran.
His remarks were featured in a report entitled “Iran Threatens to Target U.S. Bases,” which examined recent statements by U.S. President Donald Trump regarding potential military action against Iran and Tehran’s response to these threats.
During the segment, Dr. Sager analyzed the regional and strategic implications of the escalating rhetoric, the risks of military confrontation, and the potential impact on Gulf and regional security. His participation reflects the GRC’s continued role in contributing expert analysis to regional and international media discussions on critical geopolitical developments.
Dr. Abdulaziz Sager, Chairman of the Gulf Research Center (GRC), participated in a broadcast on Monte Carlo International (MCD) as part of “The Political Journal” program, in an episode titled “The Yemeni Issue in Light of the Current Developments.”
Dr. Abdulaziz Sager, Chairman of the Gulf Research Center (GRC), appeared on Monte Carlo International (MCD) in an episode of “The Political Journal” program entitled “The Yemeni Issue in Light of the Current Developments.”
During the program, Dr. Sager discussed the latest political and security developments related to the Yemeni crisis, offering analysis of regional dynamics, international engagement, and the implications of ongoing developments for stability in Yemen and the wider region.
His participation reflects the GRC’s continued role in contributing expert insight and informed perspectives to international media discussions on key regional issues.
Dr. Abdulaziz Sager, Chairman of the Gulf Research Center (GRC), participated in a new episode of the AlRaqib Podcast titled “Security Guarantees: A Gulf Perspective on Security and Defense.”
Dr. Abdulaziz Sager, Chairman of the Gulf Research Center (GRC), was featured in a new episode of the AlRaqib Podcast entitled “Security Guarantees: A Gulf Perspective on Security and Defense.”
During the episode, Dr. Sager provided an in-depth Gulf perspective on the evolving regional security environment and the future of defense arrangements in the Gulf region. The discussion addressed several key questions, including:
How have military alliances evolved following the attacks on Qatar? What is the current nature of security guarantees in the Gulf?
What strategic alternatives are available to Gulf states amid shifting regional and international dynamics?
The episode offered valuable insights into the challenges and options facing Gulf security architectures, highlighting the importance of strategic adaptability, regional cooperation, and informed policy choices.
Dr. Abdulaziz Sager, Founder and Chairman of the Gulf Research Center (GRC), participated in an episode of BBC Arabic entitled “The Conflict in Yemen,” where he discussed the latest developments in the Yemeni file.
Dr. Abdulaziz Sager, Founder and Chairman of the Gulf Research Center (GRC), appeared on BBC Arabic in an episode entitled “The Conflict in Yemen.” During the program, he addressed the most recent political and security developments related to the Yemeni crisis.
Dr. Sager discussed the ongoing dynamics among Yemeni parties and regional stakeholders, as well as prospects for advancing a comprehensive political process aimed at achieving stability and ending the conflict. The conversation also touched upon statements issued by the Saudi Council of Ministers, expressing hope that the United Arab Emirates will halt any support for the Southern Transitional Council, as part of broader efforts to promote de-escalation and encourage national reconciliation in Yemen.
His participation highlighted the importance of continued diplomatic engagement and policy dialogue to support peace efforts and reduce tensions across the country.
Dr. Abdulaziz Sager, Founder and Chairman of the Gulf Research Center (GRC), participated in the “Here in Riyadh” program on Al Ekhbariya in an episode titled “Yemen: Avoiding ‘Chaos’ is a Saudi Priority.”
Dr. Abdulaziz Sager, Founder and Chairman of the Gulf Research Center (GRC), appeared on an episode of Al Ekhbariya’s program “Here in Riyadh” titled “Yemen: Avoiding ‘Chaos’ is a Saudi Priority.”
During the discussion, Dr. Sager addressed the latest developments in Yemen, emphasizing Saudi Arabia’s priority of preventing instability and supporting efforts toward a sustainable political solution. He highlighted regional and international dimensions of the crisis, the humanitarian implications, and the importance of coordinated diplomatic initiatives to promote peace and security.
Dr. Sager’s participation reflects the GRC’s continued engagement in public policy dialogue and its commitment to contributing informed perspectives on key regional issues.
