24 Aug, 2021

TUNISIA 25TH OF JULY: THE END OF A CRISIS OR THE START OF A NEW ONE

NEDRA CHERIF | 24 August 2021

The 25th of July has become a highly symbolic date in Tunisia, not only as the anniversary of the first republic’s proclamation in 1957, but also as a date marked by key events throughout the Tunisian transition. The recent exceptional measures announced by President Kais Saied on that date, however, did not come as a surprise, but rather constitute the culmination of the protracted and multifaceted crisis that has affected Tunisia for the last several years

TUNISIA 25TH OF JULY: THE END OF A CRISIS OR THE START OF A NEW ONE2022-04-11T14:47:33+03:00
29 Jul, 2021

Understanding India’s Neutrality in the Israel Palestine Issue

Mohammed Sinan Siyech | 29 July 2021

India’s presence in the Middle East region has been continuously evolving over the last few decades. An indicator of its ambitions and positions can be gleaned from its foreign policy stances in the Israel – Palestine conflict

Understanding India’s Neutrality in the Israel Palestine Issue2022-04-14T15:21:38+03:00
19 Jul, 2021

What developments in Russian-Iranian relations can be expected under Raisi?

Nicole Grajewski | 19 July 2021 | TR

What developments in Russian-Iranian relations can be expected under Raisi? Ebrahim Raisi's victory in Iran’s June 2021 presidential elections occurred against the backdrop of a record low voter turn-out, internal economic crises, and ongoing [...]

What developments in Russian-Iranian relations can be expected under Raisi?2022-04-14T15:36:04+03:00
19 Jul, 2021

What does the Saudi-Emirati spat over Opec+ mean for the GCC?

Jonathan Fenton-Harvey | 19 July 2021

What does the Saudi-Emirati spat over Opec+ mean for the GCC? A standoff has recently erupted between Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE), allies in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) and fellow [...]

What does the Saudi-Emirati spat over Opec+ mean for the GCC?2022-04-14T15:54:22+03:00
16 Jul, 2021

Will the Raisi administration reinforce Iranian pragmatism in Afghanistan?

Valentina Pegolo | 16 July 2021 | TR

Will the Raisi administration reinforce Iranian pragmatism in Afghanistan? The electoral victory of Ebrahim Raisi, the favored Principalist candidate and rumored successor of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, has left the clerical establishment now in [...]

Will the Raisi administration reinforce Iranian pragmatism in Afghanistan?2022-04-14T16:07:59+03:00
9 Jul, 2021

Iraqs elections: A Vicious Cycle


Kamaran Palani | 09 July 2021

This piece considers whether an early election in Iraq will lead to change, or merely reinforce the status quo and current power structure. Considering the key challenges confronting Iraq’s democratic process and genuine popular participation across the country, this piece highlights the ongoing and polarizing public debate in Iraq regarding whether early elections will take place on the planned date of October 10, or their possible postponement to 2022

Iraqs elections: A Vicious Cycle
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9 Jul, 2021

How will the Raisi administration shape Iranian-Chinese relations?

Mohsen Shariatinia | 09 July 2021 | TR

How will the Raisi administration shape Iranian-Chinese relations? One of the most important changes in Iran's foreign policy over the past decade have been its deepening relations with China. During this time, China has [...]

How will the Raisi administration shape Iranian-Chinese relations?2022-04-15T15:05:15+03:00
7 Jul, 2021

Analysis of the Algerian Legislative Elections Between Continuities and Changes

Ester Sigillo | 07 July 2021 | TR

By declaring the dissolution of the National People’s Assembly in February 2021, President Abdelmadjid Tebboune hoped to open a new political cycle for Algeria after years of massive protests. The snap legislative elections held on June 12 took place in a tense climate of generalized repression amid a political and economic crisis

Analysis of the Algerian Legislative Elections Between Continuities and Changes2022-04-15T16:41:32+03:00
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