Was the European Union right to postpone its summit with Gulf nations after a Houthi missile strike on Yemen's presidential palace?
After Houthi rebels launched a missile attack on the Yemeni government's presidential palace and continued strikes on Saudi Arabia, the European Union postponed its planned summit with Gulf nations in mid-October 2026.
Postponing the summit costs the EU leverage at the table but sends a message to Gulf states about Houthi strikes. If you picked "no," what's the move instead?