The U.S Unilateralism and the need for a new Persian Gulf Paradiym Security

In the Oil-rich Persian Gulf, a region crucial to the World's security and economic health, the U.S confronts internal regional security with its military might. Wars, brinkmanship, international terrorism and acquisition of nuclear weapons are few grim results of the failure of attempts by regional and outside actors alike to develop a functional security paradigm. Present Persian Gulf Security is largely focused on U.S military presence to defend its allies despile local apathy to it. War is opposed and peace is aspired but no concrete suggestions are extended to develop or substitute the existing security paradigm. Democratising and restructuring Iraq, threatening Iran and unjust support to the U.S allies will not improve the situation