17 Feb, 2017

A New President, A New Approach: What Can We Expect From Trump On Iraq?

Mesut Ozcan | 17 February 2017 | TR

A new U.S. president means a new foreign policy for the world. With the election of Donald Trump as president, his priorities and diplomatic style will have its effect on different parts of the world, including the Middle East and Iraq.

A New President, A New Approach: What Can We Expect From Trump On Iraq?2020-08-10T18:05:47+03:00
15 Feb, 2017

Intra-group Fractures in Iraq Paper Series (II) – The Iraqi Arab Shia Political Crisis

Muhanad Seloom | 15 February 2017 | TR

There is a narrative often told by Iraqi politicians and commentators that Arab Sunnis have excluded themselves from politics by boycotting the post-2003

Intra-group Fractures in Iraq Paper Series (II) – The Iraqi Arab Shia Political Crisis2020-08-15T13:08:11+03:00
8 Feb, 2017

From St Petersburg to Astana: The Russian-Turkish accord has run its course

Basheer Nafi | 08 February 2017

On 9 August 2016, Turkish President Tayyip Recep Erdogan met his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin in St Petersburg. Since Turkey was still preoccupied at the time with confronting Fethullah Gulen's organisation which was accused of carrying out [...]

From St Petersburg to Astana: The Russian-Turkish accord has run its course2020-08-11T12:53:22+03:00
26 Jan, 2017

Russia And Egypt: Opportunities In Bilateral Relations & The Limits Of Cooperation

Leonid M. Issaev | 26 January 2017

Following the collapse of the Soviet Union, relations between Egypt and Russia underwent a period of "stagnation" characterized by a weak level of interaction, as well as the decay of the old relations and forms of cooperation.

Russia And Egypt: Opportunities In Bilateral Relations & The Limits Of Cooperation2020-08-15T13:11:21+03:00
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