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Middle East

The Never-ending War in Gaza

By Writer
27 November 2023
in :  Conflicts Areas, Middle East, Recent Topics
532

            It is no news that the conflict in the Israel-Palestinian region has been receiving a lot of attention over the last decades; however, the recent attacks have been extremely shocking and have allowed us to see how the development of such a deadly conflict can have unimaginable outcomes for the international community.             As this article is being written, after over …

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Strategic analysis on the new Saudi-Arabia- Iran deal made with China and its regional balance of power consequences

By Writer
16 March 2023
in :  Middle East
234

The two major regional Islamic powers of the Middle East, Saudi Arabia and Iran have established with the direction and guidance of China a new agreement that will restore full diplomatic, economic and security relations between both countries, a diplomatic move that asserts China´s rise of influence in the region and eases the regional tensions, rebalancing the power in the …

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The fate of million Syrians, a play in the political scene of UNSC 

By Writer
15 February 2023
in :  Middle East
76

According to a report released by the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA), the new year found 4.1 million people in north-west Syria, out of which 80% are women and children, in the need of humanitarian aid to fulfill their basic needs. A month earlier, the UN OCHA estimated that the number of aid recipients in Syria …

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Instability and Tension: the new Israeli government

By Writer
20 January 2023
in :  Middle East
112

The present article is a critical analysis of the strategic challenges and political dilemmas that Israeli society will have to face under its the new Netanyahu-led government. The new Netanyahu-led coalition government of Israel is made of an alliance of hard-right nationalist and radical religious parties and embodies the sentiment of being the most right-wing pro-settler and expansionism government in …

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Influence and Power: The use of energy resources for their safety and interests – Saudi Arabia and Gulf Monarchies

By Writer
19 January 2023
in :  Middle East
120

Since the end of 19th century, the Middle Eastern region and countries of the Persian Gulf has taken the strategic attention of most world powers over its energy resources mainly in oil crude and more recently natural gas. In what concerns to the strategic oil crude, that geographical area holds two-thirds of the world’s reserves and because of it the …

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Consequences of China raising influence over Afghanistan

By Writer
2 January 2023
in :  Middle East
133

Last week a terrorist attack was carried out in Kabul, with explosive planted in a hotel popular among Chinese nationals. Responsibility was claimed by the Islamic State Khorasan Province: it happened a day after a meeting between the Chinese ambassador and the Afghan deputy foreign minister to discuss security-related matters. The ISKP, a jihadist group rival of the Taliban due …

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The Lebanese Turmoil: Why the U.S Needs to Act Now

By Writer
2 January 2023
in :  Middle East
98

Lebanon has been at the centre of political turmoil for some time now, with the vacuum at the Presidency deepening the crisis. The plunge, which started with a financial crisis, has now affected every sector and class in Lebanon, where amidst the political uncertainty, the Lebanese are battling a cholera outbreak, energy crisis as well as disruption in healthcare services. …

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Tensions in Iraq – towards an intra-Shi’a conflict

By Writer
12 September 2022
in :  Middle East
135

In a worrying but strangely unsurprising turn of events, the last weeks of August and the beginning of September have seen the explosion of a major political crisis and violent clashes in Iraq. The breakdown of the Parliament and the subsequent taking to the streets of supporters of the different prominent figures of the Iraqi political scene was predictable: the …

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Yemen: Conflict Resilience and Food Security

By Writer
4 October 2021
in :  International Law & Childhood, Middle East, Nutrition Security
696

Millions of individuals around the world suffer from malnutrition. Most of them come from countries that are linked directly with conflicts, as conflicts affect the food availability and accessibility by having a great impact on agricultural production, mainly through the destruction of infrastructure. Besides that, conflict causes security malfunctions related to the access to the markets and thus, as a …

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The Iran-Saudi Arabia dilemma: is there a possibility of reconciliation?

By Writer
27 September 2021
in :  Middle East
200

The confirmation of Iran’s foreign minister, Hossein Amir-Abdollahian, of recent discussions with his Saudi counterpart, Faisal bin Farhan Al Saud, in Baghdad (Iraq) last August (Al Jazeera, 2021) could be envisaged as a decades-long awaited catalyst for a directional change in the relations between Iran and Saudi Arabia. This would represent a major turning point not only for the diplomatic …

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