27 Feb, 2020

Trump’s ‘Vision’ for Peace: Targeting International Legal Regime

Hassan Imran | 27 February 2020

Quite unusually for peace deals in modern history, President Trump announced his long-awaited peace offering to the Palestinians, without their presence. On the Palestinian side, the deal was considered a joke by some and [...]

Trump’s ‘Vision’ for Peace: Targeting International Legal Regime2020-08-09T14:24:02+03:00
19 Feb, 2020

What Netanyahu’s Meeting With al-Burhan Reveals About Israel’s New Africa Policy?

Fatih Şemsettin Işık | 19 February 2020

What Netanyahu’s Meeting With al-Burhan Reveals About Israel's New Africa Policy? Last week, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu paid a visit to Uganda and met Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, head of Sudan’s transitional Sovereignty Council. [...]

What Netanyahu’s Meeting With al-Burhan Reveals About Israel’s New Africa Policy?2022-06-13T10:36:20+03:00
3 Feb, 2020

Mark C. Thompson and Neil Quilliam (Eds.), Policy Making in the GCC: State, Citizens and Institutions

Nesibe Hicret Battaloglu | 03 February 2020

In this timely work, Qulliam and Thompson delve into the policy making and governance of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) states covering different thematic issues and individual case studies. The GCC states have come to [...]

Mark C. Thompson and Neil Quilliam (Eds.), Policy Making in the GCC: State, Citizens and Institutions2020-08-27T16:40:16+03:00
27 Jan, 2020

Nir Arielli, From Byron to Bin Laden: A History of Foreign War Volunteers

Ahmet Yusuf Özdemir | 27 January 2020

Since the outbreak of the Syrian Civil War in 2012, international security and terrorism literature has labelled a rather old phenomenon with a novel term; foreign fighters.

Nir Arielli, From Byron to Bin Laden: A History of Foreign War Volunteers2020-08-10T13:27:38+03:00
16 Jan, 2020

The Assassination of Qasem Soleimani and its Implications for Regional Politics

Mehmet Emin Cengiz | 16 January 2020 | AR | TR

The pace of recent events in Iran and Iraq has been perplexing to both regional and international political actors. Both countries have been suffering waves of protests for months.

The Assassination of Qasem Soleimani and its Implications for Regional Politics2022-06-15T16:06:18+03:00
16 Jan, 2020

Iran is likely to double-down on its regional “active resistance” vis-à-vis the USA’s maximum pressure

Hassan Ahmadian | 16 January 2020 | AR | TR

The assassination of Soleimani brought Iranians from across the spectrum together against the USA — halting internal debates on how to deal with the Trump administration

Iran is likely to double-down on its regional “active resistance” vis-à-vis the USA’s maximum pressure2022-07-14T10:53:45+03:00
16 Jan, 2020

Ankara will maintain its contacts with Tehran and Washington, in order to gain concessions from both sides and fulfill its regional role as an assertive actor.

Hakkı Uygur | 16 January 2020 | AR | TR

After the unexpected assassination of Qasem Soleimani, Iran will follow a gradual escalation strategy in the region

Ankara will maintain its contacts with Tehran and Washington, in order to gain concessions from both sides and fulfill its regional role as an assertive actor.2020-12-31T12:58:00+03:00
16 Jan, 2020

The environment in which Soleimani created the offshoots of the IRGC in Syria was not conducive to duplicating his previous successes in other countries.

Sinan Hatahet | 16 January 2020 | AR | TR

It is important not to paint Iran’s all political actors with the same brush; whilst some branches are prone to violence

The environment in which Soleimani created the offshoots of the IRGC in Syria was not conducive to duplicating his previous successes in other countries.2020-12-31T12:55:55+03:00
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