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Camille Lons

Associate Researcher, International Institute for Strategic Studies, Manama, Bahrain.

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  • The image features a group of men walking together on a red carpet, likely in a formal or diplomatic setting. In the foreground, two men are engaged in conversation, one wearing a black suit and the other in traditional attire. They appear to be leaders or dignitaries. Behind them, there are several men in military uniforms and suits, possibly security personnel or officials, accompanying the two main figures. The background suggests an ornate architectural setting, enhancing the official nature of the gathering. Oman: Neutrality Under Pressure Camille Lons · May 2018 The Sultanate of Oman has always taken care to maintain a balance in its relations with Saudi Arabia and Iran, which has enabled it to act as a mediator in regional disputes. However, this independence may be compromised by the mounting geopolitical tension, particularly after the US withdrawal (…)
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