1/ Pleased to share my latest piece alongside former Amb. Jim Jeffrey in @ForeignAffairs on what we believe could be a new path to Middle East security -- if the U.S. can seize the moment. https://t.co/WGtCdk0gCf

‼️‼️Trump announces that Saudi Arabia will be a major non NATO ally .

“The United States has invested vast resources into stabilizing the Middle East, and it finally is confronted with a regional alignment that makes lasting security achievable,” write Amb. James Jeffrey and @LizyDent in @ForeignAffairs.

Looming in the background of the U.S.-Saudi Arabia negotiations on AI, technology, F-35s, and a defense pact is the issue of China. With MbS in the White House today, I try to address the elephant in the room: https://t.co/pQrSlz54qa

The U.S.-Saudi defense relationship is set to receive significant upgrades during Saudi Crown Prince Muhammad bin Salman's visit, writes @LizyDent.

If the United States wants to mold the Middle East’s “fledgling regional order in ways that would have been unthinkable even a few years ago,” it should build on its new security assurances to the Gulf, write James Jeffrey and @LizyDent. https://t.co/VQ2S1t1Lsx

Quoted in this piece from @ABC : Trump greets Saudi crown prince in lavish reception for 1st visit since Khashoggi murder

Quite the welcome for MBS

Kristian Coates Ulrichsen argues that #MBS’s return to Washington after seven years signals a recalibration of US-Saudi ties, with Riyadh seeking security assurances as well as support for its now AI-driven Vision 2030 agenda. @Dr_Ulrichsen https://t.co/eoY3TYa3R3

NEW: What to expect from MBS visit, per senior admin official: - A multi-billion dollar investment in America’s AI infrastructure. - Enhanced cooperation on civil nuclear energy. - Defense sales to enhance defense cooperation between both countries. - Fulfillments of the Saudis’

President Trump will host Saudi Crown Prince Muhammad bin Salman on November 18. What's on the agenda? Energy diversification and AI, Israel, the Gaza peace plan, and the U.S.-Saudi defense partnership, write @AmbDennisRoss, @LizyDent, April Longley Alley, @SHendersonDC,

President Trump will host Saudi Crown Prince Muhammad bin Salman on November 18. @AmbDennisRoss, @LizyDent , April Longley Alley, @SHendersonDC, @hentug, and @NoamRaydan discuss each government’s likely agenda for the landmark visit.

The Saudi Crown Prince Heads to Washington With a New Set of Priorities https://t.co/LeSYRIJqNy via @NYTOpinion

Read James Jeffrey and @LizyDent on how the United States can help pave the way for a new order in the Middle East—one “rooted in deeper U.S.-Gulf ties, the collapse of Iran’s regional power, and even closer coordination among friendly militaries.” https://t.co/xthhou2ha6

This week, our Picks featured @MoOgrodnik's deep cinematic novel where events unfold in the Gulf, rigorous Analyses by @kdourian @AzizAlghashian @raphelmago @kdiwaniya @Ibishblog @lillian_aronson @LizyDent @shendersongulf @hentug @NoamRaydan @dstroul, and a Podcast episode

“The United States has invested vast resources into stabilizing the Middle East, and it finally is confronted with a regional alignment that makes lasting security achievable,” write James Jeffrey and @LizyDent. “It would be a shame to let that go to waste.”

“Absent U.S. follow-through, the window to put the Middle East on a better, more stable course may close and leave behind frustrated partners, emboldened adversaries, and lasting damage to American credibility,” write James Jeffrey and @LizyDent. https://t.co/VQ2S1t1Lsx

If the United States wants to mold the Middle East’s “fledgling regional order in ways that would have been unthinkable even a few years ago,” it should build on its new security assurances to the Gulf, write James Jeffrey and @LizyDent. https://t.co/xthhou2ha6

The United States has an opportunity to put the Middle East on a more stable path—but it must align expectations with its regional partners and reinvigorate diplomacy to “take advantage of this rare moment,” write James Jeffrey and @LizyDent. https://t.co/VQ2S1t1Lsx

1/ Pleased to share my latest piece alongside former Amb. Jim Jeffrey in @ForeignAffairs on what we believe could be a new path to Middle East security -- if the U.S. can seize the moment. https://t.co/WGtCdk0gCf

New from @LizyDent and Amb. James Jeffrey in @ForeignAffairs: "For the first time in a generation, the United States has an opportunity to build a durable security architecture for one of the world’s most violent regions."