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Whither Wahhabism?
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman could well dash expectations that he is gunning for a break with Sunni Muslim ultra-conservatism rather than a...
Turkey’s future after recent elections
Interview by Kamran Ghaderi Azar and Yasser Nazifi Gilavan
Erdogan managed to win the latest election in Turkey preserving his position at the top once...
The Islamic Republic of Iran and Security Discourse
The fact of security discourse has entered a new era in the next Cold War has a general consensus. Accordingly, security studies, in order...
Radicalisation of Youth in Indonesia and Counteractions
There is a generic proverb that youth are the upcoming leaders of future. But in reality, they are the leaders of contemporary times. Indonesia,...
A Fourth Of July Perspective
The US celebrated the glorious Fourth, the nation's independence day and the myths going along with it. As with most wars, the elite prospered,...
Bangladesh: Will this country become Pakistan or Kashmir?
A political group is spreading the perception that the country will again become Pakistan if Awami League loses control of Bangladesh. They even suggested...
The battle for Iran: Policy or regime change?
Iran, in the latest of a series of incidents on its western and south-eastern borders, said it had disbanded a Pakistan-based cell of ant-Shiite...
Can the 2018 Elections Truly Reshape Mexico?
On Sunday July 1st Mexican voters headed to the polling stations oh what has been the largest election in Mexican contemporary history: Over 3400...
Erdogan’s deterrent components
Recep Tayyip Erdogan won 52 percent of the vote and, through a coalition with the National Movement Party, guaranteed his presence in Ankara's political...
How Saudi Arabia’s canal plans could backfire
Thanks to its rift with neighbouring Saudi Arabia, Qatar could soon find itself an island nation, should the rumours that the kingdom intends to...