Andreas Krieg

Dr. Andreas Krieg, an expert on Middle Eastern and African geopolitics, dissects the UAE's controversial role in Sudan's turmoil. He delves into the UAE's covert networks supporting the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), exposing the connections to arms and financing via Dubai. Krieg further reveals the complex dynamics between the RSF and Sudan's army, tracing their brutal history and the ethnic violence it perpetrates. His insights shed light on the UAE’s strategic ambitions and the implications for regional stability.

In this insightful conversation, Dr. Andreas Krieg, an associate professor at King's College London and strategic risk consultant, unpacks the UAE's assertive statecraft and its fear of a free Muslim world. He delves into how the UAE manipulates non-state actors to fight against Islamic civil society under the guise of combating terrorism. The discussion covers the UAE's counter-revolutionary efforts post-Arab Spring, its complex relationships, and its strategic manipulation of military dynamics in Libya and beyond, revealing a nuanced picture of regional power plays.

Dr Andreas Krieg, academic and analyst on Middle East security, offers sharp geopolitical analysis. He discusses motivations behind recent US‑Israel strikes and Iran’s strategic pivot after the JCPOA. Conversation covers Iran’s networked warfare, sustainability of its strikes, Washington’s mixed strategy, regional intelligence dynamics, and the geopolitical energy and China‑Russia implications.

Dr. Andreas Krieg, an expert in Middle Eastern politics, dives into the complex dynamics between Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Yemen. He highlights Yemen's strategic significance and the origins of the Saudi–UAE split due to diverging goals. The discussion reveals how the UAE's agile, networked approach contrasts with Saudi Arabia's hierarchical methods. Krieg also examines the implications of emerging alliances, such as the UAE-Israel axis, and reflects on possible regional realignments, revealing the shifting tides of power in the Gulf.

Andreas Krieg, senior lecturer in security studies at King’s College London, offers expert analysis on regional fallout from attacks on Gulf gas fields. He unpacks the emerging rift between Washington and Jerusalem, possibilities for Gulf state responses, and the limits of US influence over Israeli actions. Short, sharp takes on shifting alliances and strategic calculations.

Faisal Al Mudahka, Editor in Chief at The Gulf Times, shares insights on Qatar's pivotal role in U.S.-Gulf relations during Trump's visit. Andreas Krieg from King’s College discusses the shifting geopolitical landscape and security concerns in the region. Paul Musgrave from Georgetown University analyzes U.S. leverage in dealings with Gulf states. They explore significant economic agreements, including a deal with Boeing, and the implications for regional stability and diplomacy, revealing the intertwined nature of politics and economics in the Gulf.

The Strait of Hormuz has effectively been closed to most shipping since the US and Israel attacked Iran — sending energy prices soaring worldwide. The marine channel in the Gulf had been the gateway for 20% of global energy supplies. What difficulties does this pose for Donald Trump?  In this episode:  Eli Bremer, Republican Strategist and Retired Major in the U.S. Air Force  Andreas Krieg, Associate Professor at the School of Security Studies at King's College London Patrick Bury, Defence and Security Expert at the University of Bath  Host: James Bays Connect with us: @AJEPodcasts on X, Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube

Andreas Krieg, a senior lecturer at King's College London and director of MENA Analytica, dives deep into the complexities of the Israel-Gaza conflict. He discusses Hamas's resilience and the implications of Hezbollah's enduring strength for Israeli strategies. Krieg critiques the reliance on military force, arguing for a diplomatic approach to achieve lasting peace. The conversation also covers the controversial Hannibal Directive and its moral implications, questioning if true victory in the region is even attainable for Israel.

Andreas Krieg, Associate Professor am King's College London und Experte für Nahostpolitik, analysiert Irans politische-militärische Dynamik. Er spricht über die Auswirkungen der US‑israelischen Angriffe, Irans robuste Führungsstrukturen, die Motive hinter dem Timing der Angriffe und die Risiken einer länger andauernden regionalen Eskalation. Kurz, prägnant und aktuell.

Dr. Andreas Krieg, Director of MENA Analytica and associate professor, discusses spotting opportunities, exposure outside academia, situation in Gaza, Israel's use of subversion, and career advice. Emphasizes academic engagement with the public, complexities of Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and Russia's narrative tactics in the Sahel region. Stresses entrepreneurial skills in humanities and impact of networks on historical events.