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Foreign States Interventions in Syrian Conflict

Foreign interventions in Syria started in March 2011 after the furious people of Dara predominantly Sunni Muslims city in Syria cited as (cradle of...

The significance of Iran’s presence in Syria

At least since 2014 the presence of Iranian forces in the Syrian war has certainly ensured both political stability and military success on the...

Rohingya plight feeds Muslim assertiveness

The plight of Myanmar’s persecuted Rohingya minority is becoming the Muslim world’s latest rallying call emulating the emotional appeal of the Palestinians in the...

Iranian-Syrian World Cup qualifier ripples far beyond the pitch

A nail-biting Iranian-Syrian World Cup qualifier has sent political ripples far beyond the Azadi Stadium’s soccer pitch in Tehran. In a boost for the...

Kurdish Referendum: More Military Threats to Independent Kurdistan

Despite the opposition of the central government in Baghdad, Kurdish political parties agreed to hold a referendum in the region on September 25th, 2017....

Reducing Middle East tensions? Saudi-UAE moves hint at willingness to engage with Iran

Recent moves by Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates suggest that the two Gulf states may be looking for ways to reduce tensions...

If U.S. Pulls Out/ Violates Iran Nuclear Deal Then No Nation Could (Or Should) Trust U.S. Diplomacy

Pulling out of the Paris Climate Agreement or the Trans-Pacific Partnership international treaties by President Donald Trump was no big deal, relatively, because no...

Playing with Fire: Trump’s Iran policy risks cloning North Korea

As US President Donald J. Trump gropes with a set of bad options for responding to North Korea’s rapidly expanding nuclear and ballistic missiles...

New Sanctions on Iran and Options for Regional Cooperation in Middle East

United States has imposed new economic sanctions on Iran over its ballistic missile program. United States accuses Iran of providing support and funds to...

Is the U.S. on the road to war with Iran?

There are two kinds of people:  those with, and without, grace.  President Trump can decide on which side he falls, although Mrs. Abe the...

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US Signals Optimism on Iran Talks as Ceasefire Deadline Looms and Tensions Simmer

The United States has expressed cautious optimism that negotiations...

South Korea Rejects ‘Intel Leak’ Claims as U.S. Allegedly Curtails North Korea Briefings

South Korean President Lee Jae Myung has dismissed as...

Indonesia Talks Energy Transition, But Why Does Coal Still Rule?

Few countries talk about the energy transition as fluently...

The Barksdale Incursion: The End of Strategic Sanctuary

The drone incursions over Barksdale Air Force Base are...

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