​Biden’s Gulf policies would differ from Trump, but by less than other candidates

GULF COUNTRIES - Report 06 Mar 2020 by Rory Fyfe and Justin Alexander

The consolidation of the Democratic primary around Joe Biden, now almost certain to be the nominee, simplifies the (significant) implications of the elections for the Gulf outlook. Trump is still the favorite, but Biden's policies would offer greater continuity for the Gulf than those of some of the other candidates, such as Sanders. The biggest immediate impact of a Biden presidency would be a return to the Iran nuclear deal.

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