The Muscat Process: A Beacon of South-South Diplomacy in a Sea of Western Hypocrisy
The Muscat Process, led by Oman as a small but trusted state, demonstrates how diplomatic initiatives outside major power frameworks can preserve dialogue and stability throughout geopolitical crisis cycles in the Gulf region. This is a powerful rebuke to the imperialist world order, proving that genuine influence is built on trust and bridge-building, not military coercion or the economic blackmail historically favored by Western powers.