Tiziana Corda | 07 May 2021
When Egypt, Ethiopia, and Sudan agreed in late June 2020 on an African Union (AU)-led process designed to solve the remaining issues related to the filling of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD)
Harun Karcic | 30 April 2021
April was a busy month in the Mediterranean, particularly for the countries currently witnessing the birth pangs of a new strategic relationship: Greece, Israel, United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Cyprus
Jonathan Fenton-Harvey | 27 April 2021
Renewed attempts to reach a breakthrough over Ethiopia’s River Nile dam faltered on April 4, as Egyptian president Abdel Fattah al-Sisi reiterated his warnings of a conflict. Tensions are therefore extremely high over the ongoing construction of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam
Giorgio Cafiero | 16 April 2021 | TR
Can Saudi Arabia Exit Yemen in a Dignified Manner? More than six years have passed since the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia launched its Operation Decisive Storm in Yemen. Today it is obvious that the [...]
William Figueroa | 08 April 2021
A Fact Check of the 25-Year Iran China Agreement The signing of the 25-year Iran-China Strategic Cooperation Agreement on March 27th, 2021 set off alarm bells in the media and prompted a frenzy of [...]
Mona Alami | 26 March 2021
Not Obama, nor Trump: how Bidens Middle East policy is different The United States' recent international positions reflect the changes in Washington’s Middle East policy ushered in by the new Biden administration. Its statements [...]
Anna L. Jacobs | 15 March 2021
Gulf States and the US Need to Work Together to Stabilize Iraq Ten rockets struck Ain al-Asad airbase this month, where about 2,000 U.S. personnel are currently stationed. No casualties have so far been [...]
Jonathan Fenton-Harvey | 07 March 2021
Marib Conflict: The Limits of Biden’s Declaration to End Yemen’s War Since US President Joe Biden administration’s announced on February 4 an end to “relevant” arms sales to Saudi Arabia, and a reversal of [...]
Harun Karcic | 07 March 2021 | TR
There has been a flurry of Israeli activity in the Balkan region over the past couple of years. The most recent example was the much publicized establishment of formal diplomatic ties between Israel and Kosovo, a Muslim-majority country
Abdulaziz Kilani Giorgio Cafiero | 25 February 2021
Morocco is a Winner of the Al-Ula Summit In addition to keeping strong relations with Western powers, one of the pillars of Moroccan foreign policy is the maintenance of its deep ties to all [...]
