Middle East & Africa
Iran’s Dangerous Game in Iraq Could Lead to Deep Quagmire
Citizens of Baghdad continue to fight against the
current regime after over
a month of protests reached a fever
pitch with over 300 dead and thousands wounded....
Soleimani in Iraq
The current presence of Qassem Alì
Soleimani, leader of the Al QudsForce of the "Islamic Revolutionary Guard
Corps" in Iraq is strategically significant.
Certainly, according to the...
Gulf soccer suggests that “The Times They Are a-Changin”
Gulf soccer may be giving Bob Dylan’s 1964 hit, ‘The Times They Are
a-Changin,’ a new lease on life.
Qatar surrendered its
Arabian Gulf Cup hosting rights...
Beyond the dire needs of Iraq’s demonstration: National renaissance and a new challenge to Iran
For many, Iraqis have
long been gone into hibernation to hold the politicians accountable for
corruption in OPEC's second-largest oil producer. So the first of October
2019 ...
US-Iran confrontation amid Lebanon, Iraq protests
The U.S
welcomes to spread uprising to Iran and weakening Iran`s influence in Lebanon
and Iraq, whereas Iran seeks up political stability in the two countries....
The narrative approach of Lebanon’s uprising
In Social Politics, intellectuals and scholars are
surely defined political protestation as new concept of a social group that
operates action together to obtain a political...
The Russian Federation in the new Middle East
In mid-October of last year, President
Trump's order to leave the Syrian territory as quickly as possible led the
Russian military to quickly filling the void...
The future of Lebanon after Hariri resignation
After nearly two weeks of mass protests in Lebanon,
Prime Minister Saad Hariri submitted his resignation to President Michel Aoun
on Tuesday evening, suggesting that he...
An Islamic perspective of Qatar diplomatic crisis
Authors: Ahmad Turmudzi and Dr. Muhammad Zulfikar Rakhmat
On June 5, 2017, the Middle East region
was shocked by Saudi Arabia's
decision to cut diplomatic relations with...
Countering civilisationalism: Lebanese and Iraqi protesters transcend sectarianism
Protests in Lebanon have evolved into more
than a fight against failed and corrupt government that has long stymied
development in the Middle East and North...