27 Dec, 2017

In Mohammed Bin Salman’s Kingdom, Saudis will see what Despotism is really like

Basheer Nafi | 27 December 2017

For decades, no Saudi ruler has drawn world attention the way the current crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman, has done. Interest in him is not confined to the Arab world but has gripped the entire [...]

In Mohammed Bin Salman’s Kingdom, Saudis will see what Despotism is really like2020-08-11T12:53:00+03:00
27 Dec, 2017

Despite the Euphoria in Baghdad, Iraq’s Revival is far from Secure

Galip Dalay | 27 December 2017

Haider al-Abadi's victories over Islamic State and the pushback against Kurdish independence have given rise to optimism about the future, but Iraq's leader has yet to begin building a new inclusive country In 2017, Iraq [...]

Despite the Euphoria in Baghdad, Iraq’s Revival is far from Secure2020-08-11T12:53:00+03:00
18 Dec, 2017

Trump’s Jerusalem Declaration – a Challenge to the Regional Landscape

Daniel Levy | 18 December 2017 | AR | TR

Following President Trump’s Jerusalem declaration, the somewhat dormant Palestine file has been shaken up and catapulted into the headlines. The reactions and fallout are being superimposed on existing regional fault lines in ways that may [...]

Trump’s Jerusalem Declaration – a Challenge to the Regional Landscape2020-08-09T16:01:55+03:00
30 Nov, 2017

Does “Self-Determination” Right Grant the Right for Unilateral Independence?

Deniz Baran | 30 November 2017

At the present time, we are witnessing the rise of secessionist movements across the world whose political discourse is built on the basis of the right to right to self-determination. Echoes of this trend can also be seen in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region,

Does “Self-Determination” Right Grant the Right for Unilateral Independence?2020-08-10T19:20:47+03:00
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