15 Oct, 2021

Launching a New Task Force: “Post-Oslo transformations in Palestinian Society”

Al Sharq Strategic Research | 15 October 2021 | AR | TR

Launching a New Task Force: “Post-Oslo transformations in Palestinian Society” Since the 1993 Oslo Accords and the subsequent establishment of the Palestinian Authority, Palestinian society has witnessed major [...]

Launching a New Task Force: “Post-Oslo transformations in Palestinian Society”2022-04-07T15:04:53+03:00
13 Oct, 2021

The Future of the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation after Taliban’s takeover of Kabul

Mohammad Pervez Bilgrami | 13 October 2021

The Future of the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation after Taliban’s takeover of Kabul Amidst the ambiguity over international recognition of the new Taliban government in Afghanistan, questions have arisen as to the [...]

The Future of the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation after Taliban’s takeover of Kabul2022-04-07T15:20:40+03:00
12 Oct, 2021

US Withdrawal from Afghanistan: Only the Latest Proof of the Liberal Order’s Decline

Nabeel Odeh | 12 October 2021 | AR | TR

US Withdrawal from Afghanistan: Only the Latest Proof of the Liberal Order’s Decline As the last United States’ soldier left Afghanistan on August 30, the world witnessed one of the latest American foreign policy [...]

US Withdrawal from Afghanistan: Only the Latest Proof of the Liberal Order’s Decline2022-04-07T15:52:20+03:00
11 Oct, 2021

TURKISH-EMIRATI RELATIONS IN IRAQ AFTER 2003: A CONTAINED COMPETITION?

Tamer Badawi | 11 October 2021 | TR

Turkey, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), and Gulf countries have been long collaborating and competing in Iraq since the US invasion of 2003. The United States (US) sought the support of regional allies to contribute to building the new political order as well as engage in economic reconstruction. Pre-war political and economic ties had helped Turkey and the UAE in establishing their influence in the country

TURKISH-EMIRATI RELATIONS IN IRAQ AFTER 2003: A CONTAINED COMPETITION?2022-04-10T15:18:05+03:00
23 Sep, 2021

The Future of Assad’s Syria: The Land of the Hopeless

Sinan Hatahet | 23 September 2021 | TR

The Future of Assad’s Syria: The Land of the Hopeless Prior to the revolution, the Syrian regime’s extensive authoritarian toolkit combined many functions, including the provision of governmental subsidiaries, employment, universal health and education, [...]

The Future of Assad’s Syria: The Land of the Hopeless2022-04-10T15:52:34+03:00
14 Sep, 2021

The Bagdad Conference: Preparation for U.S. Withdrawal or the Brokering of a New Regional Balance?

Zubir R Ahmed | 14 September 2021 | TR

Early August 2021, the Mustafa al-Kadhimi government announced the “Iraqi Neighboring Countries Conference,” designed to focus on regional challenges and ways to overcome them. The conference, held on August 28, 2021, was initially aimed at hosting Iraq’s neighbors, particularly Iran, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, and Jordan

The Bagdad Conference: Preparation for U.S. Withdrawal or the Brokering of a New Regional Balance?2022-04-10T16:18:19+03:00
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