Amer Ababakr

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Amer Ababakr holds Ph.D. degree, Cyprus International University. His major is in Politics in the Middle East. His fields of interests include international relations, international security, foreign policy, and ethnic conflict.

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The Ukraine War and Putin’s Nightmare

A few days ago, the Ukrainian war enters its ninth month. What was expected to be a picnic by Vladimir Putin has turned into...

The Iranian Drones and the Battlefield of West Europe?

For the first time, Iran is fighting a major war on the European continent. Iranian military advisors, most likely members of the Iranian Revolutionary...

The Soft Power: The U.S.-Chinese-Russian Competition

The US-Chinese-Russian competition for global influence is not limited to military, economic, and technological tools, but extends beyond them to the realm of soft...

The Rhetoric of U.S. and China towards the Taiwan Crisis

The world changes, the invention of advanced weapons increases, and thoughts and ideas reach equilibrium, but conflicts and wars remain. In this sense, it...

The Abyss of Iraqi political Crisis

Since 2003, Iraq has been living on the impact of political crises, which have obscured all the consensus between the blocs that make up...

Iraq and the ‘Blind Gordian Knot’

After its occupation by the United States in 2003, Iraq fell into the double trap of the United States and Iran and became an...

The latest Kissinger: Leadership and the eavesdropping on history

In the first lines of the introduction to his most recent book, Leadership: Six Studies in World Strategy, which was released this summer in...

A New Strategic Shifts and A New Strategic Concept of NATO

The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) summit, in Madrid at the end of last June, was not just an ordinary summit resembling its predecessors....

Smile Diplomacy: From Putin to Macron

In the world of politics, what should be done when things don't go according to plan? The answer of Talleyrand, the French politician of...

The Uneasy Triangle: the US, China, and Russia

At their summit in Beijing on February 4, 2022, the two presidents, Russian Vladimir Putin, and Chinese President Xi Jinping, affirmed in Beijing that...

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