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Can an Iran-Israel War Still be Avoided?
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Are we (finally) witnessing the beginning of a full-blown war between Iran and Israel? Or is it business as usual? On the night of April 13-14, approximately 185 drones, 36 cruise missiles, and...
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Why Does Iran Want to be Present in the Mediterranean Sea?
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With the victory of the Iranian revolution in 1979, the new government emphasized and paid attention to exporting the revolution to other countries. Although this issue was brought up with ideological motives, it...
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Morocco-Germany Security Cooperation
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In the past years, Morocco and Germany have experienced a bilateral relationship that has passed through tumultuous waters before recently stabilizing and moving to forms of closer cooperation, notably in security matters. The...
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Forward-Pointing Technological Collaboration and Geopolitical Competition: Japan’s Dual Set of Goals in the Middle East
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Japanese diplomacy has been successful in strengthening economic ties with Middle Eastern, especially GCC states, which may lead to various successes in the coming years. Ambitions suggest there is more to come. This...
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Doing Business in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia?
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Discover Saudi Arabia's dual prominence: global oil powerhouse and sacred religious hub. For a long time, Saudi Arabia, predominantly secluded and unexplored, has stood as one of the leading global oil producers, positioning...
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Hamas Activities Outside the Gaza Strip
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The power and influence of Hamas widely exceed the tight borders of the Gaza Strip. Prime Minister Netanyahu and other Israeli politicians often mention the "destruction of Hamas" as one of the main arguments justifying...
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The Revival of the Libyan Hydrocarbon Sector or a Gamble of Foreign Investments? Indian Companies’ Current Re-entry Strategy and its Implications
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Indian companies are stepping up to continue interrupted business on Libyan soil. Let’s investigate the opportunities and risks. A recent trend of state-owned Indian Oil companies interested in international investments appears to show...
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The Gaza War and Iran’s Interpretation of Regional and International Orders
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The Gaza war occurs in Iran's interpretation of the regional and international order, and its unexpected costs can also be caused by the incompatibility of the operational environment, as well as the psychological...
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From Crisis to Crisis: Pakistan’s Recent Election Saga
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The political drama of the nuclear-armed country mimics a South Asian soap opera. The aim of this short essay is to analyze the unfolding events and the consequences of the Parliamentary elections in...
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Doing Business in Iraq?
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More than twenty years after the coalition brought down the regime of Saddam Hussein, Iraq still grapples with internal and external dynamics that tear it apart. Positioned between the West and East, the...
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