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To understand that Western emphasis on human rights is at best a fig leaf to do business with autocrats whose rule is based on...

Pakistan’s Tight Rope Walk between Iran and Saudi Arabia

Pakistan’s recent decision of sending a contingent of slightly above 1000 troops to Saudi Arabia apparently in violation of its own parliamentary resolution of...

Arabs leverage lucrative nuclear contracts to enhance security and keep options open

Controversy in South Korea over a secret military clause in a nine-year old agreement to build the United Arab Emirates’ first nuclear reactor raises...

Truths behind Afrin and Eastern Ghouta

On January 30, the Turkish military launched an operation in the Kurdish-controlled Afrin district under a code-name “Olive Branch Operation.” The offensive was against...

The Middle East’s nuclear technology clock starts ticking

The Middle East’s nuclear technology clock is ticking as nations pursue peaceful capabilities that potentially leave the door open to future military options. Concern about...

Iran losing historic chance to capture gas market share

The long-awaited gas pipeline project of Turk­menistan, Afghanis­tan, Pakis­tan and India (TAPI) connecting the energy-rich Central Asian nation with the South Asian countries was...

Supporting TAPI Saudi Arabia tries to decrease Iran’s regional role

The long-awaited mega gas pipeline project of Turk­menistan, Afghanis­tan, Pakis­tan and India (TAPI) connecting the energy-rich Central Asian nation with the South Asian countries...

Gulf crisis upends fiction of a separation of sports and politics

The Gulf crisis that has pitted World Cup host Qatar against a United Arab Emirates-Saudi Arabia-led alliance for the past eight months is showing...

Iran-Saudi conflict not a zero-sum game

Professor Arshin Adib-Moghaddam, Chair of the Centre for Iranian Studies at the London Middle East Institute believes “This is a part of a new...

Valentine’s Day pinpoints limits of Saudi prince’s Islamic reform effort

Valentine’s Day in Riyadh and Islamabad as well as parts of Indonesia and Malaysia puts into sharp relief Saudi Arabia’s ability to curtail the...

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