21 Feb, 2018

Modi in the Middle East: a Diplomatic Masterstroke for India or Playing with Fire?

Kamal Alam | 21 February 2018

The Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s historic six day trip to India is seen as a culmination of Narendra Modi’s finest diplomacy as his first term begins its final year. It is an astonishing [...]

Modi in the Middle East: a Diplomatic Masterstroke for India or Playing with Fire?2020-08-09T13:50:20+03:00
21 Feb, 2018

From Astana to Sochi: How de-escalation allowed Assad to return to war

Galip Dalay | 21 February 2018

As many experts have pointed out, the Russian-backed Astana process, rather than leading to a reign of peace, presented the opportunity for the Syrian government to redesign and restructure the conflict in its favour. Putting [...]

From Astana to Sochi: How de-escalation allowed Assad to return to war2020-08-11T12:52:56+03:00
20 Feb, 2018

Is the Election of Trump Good News for the Autocratic Regimes in the Region? | Shadi Hamid

Shadi Hamid | 20 February 2018

This video was recorded on Nov 14, 2016, during Al Sharq Forum's Conference "Europe and its Neighbourhood – Conflict Prevention and Crisis Management in the 21st Century," organised in partnership with International Crisis Group and [...]

Is the Election of Trump Good News for the Autocratic Regimes in the Region? | Shadi Hamid2018-11-26T11:12:30+03:00
14 Feb, 2018

What do Trump’s Twitter account, Nikki Haley and Raza Zarrab have in common?

Zeynep Koc | 14 February 2018

Iran entered the new year with protests that dominated headlines, filling the vacuum in the western media left by the holidays. It seems to have caught people by surprise that Iranians were protesting with rigor and prevalence [...]

What do Trump’s Twitter account, Nikki Haley and Raza Zarrab have in common?2020-08-11T12:52:57+03:00
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