Trump says Iran war is over — why Gulf states don't believe him
From Conflicts of Interest · 26:26
Show by ACLED (Armed Conflict Location and Event Data)
Is the Iran war really over? Donald Trump says so — but Tehran, Tel Aviv, and the Gulf aren't acting like it.On this week's Conflicts of Interest, ACLED CEO Prof. Clionadh Raleigh is joined by Tania Corbett, ACLED’s Head of External Affairs, to unpack what actually changed after the US midterms. They break down Trump's shift on Iran, immigration, and Israel, why the Trump-Netanyahu relationship is fracturing, and why Gulf states are openly questioning whether Washington can be relied on.Plus: the latest Ukraine peace talks, rising Ethiopia-Sudan tensions, the UAE's growing footprint across the Horn of Africa, and in What Fresh Hell Awaits — where the next major escalation could come from.Conflicts of Interest goes beyond the headlines to explain the forces shaping today's wars, power shifts, and social costs of conflict — with data and analysis from ACLED.Talk to usSubscribe to Conflicts of Interest and watch the full episode on YouTube. 📱 Did you know you can follow Conflicts of Interest on TikTok?Better decisions start with better data. Understand the risks, register today.
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