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    Linking the Eastern Mediterranean and Gulf Energy Hubs: The Expanding US Strategic Role

    Bahrooz Jaafar / Ph.D. in International Relations from Cyprus International University, Nicosia. He is the founder and head of the Mediterranean Institute for Regional Studies. The Eastern Mediterranean basin, encompassing Cyprus, Egypt, Greece, Israel, the Palestinian territories, Lebanon, Jordan, Syria, and Turkey, has emerged since the late 2000s as a...

    Al-Bayan Center launches the Thirteenth issue of the “Al-Bayan Monitor.”

    Al-Bayan Center for Planning and Studies launches the Thirteenth issue of the "Al-Bayan Monitor." periodical, which specializes in monitoring the topics covered by leading international think tanks regarding Iraqi affairs. This issue includes titles published in April 2024 for studies and research papers issued by think tanks located in the...

    Al-Bayan Center launches the twelfth issue of the “Al-Bayan Observatory”.

    Al-Bayan Center for Planning and Studies launches the twelfth issue of the “Al-Bayan Observatory” periodical, which specializes in monitoring the topics covered by leading international think tanks regarding Iraqi affairs. This issue includes titles published in march 2024 for studies and research papers issued by think tanks located in the...

    Al-Bayan Center launches the eleventh issue of the “Al-Bayan Observatory”.

    Al-Bayan Center for Planning and Studies launches the eleventh issue of the “Al-Bayan Observatory” periodical, which specializes in monitoring the topics covered by leading international think tanks regarding Iraqi affairs. This issue includes titles published in February 2024 for studies and research papers issued by think tanks located in the...

    Post-mediation Iraqi-Iranian-Saudi relations: A reading on regional balances and security

    Mustafa al-Saray - Director of Political Studies at Al Bayan Center for planning and studies The Iranian–Saudi agreement on 10 March last year was a major turning point in terms of bilateral relations, regional relations, and international reactions. This agreement, which took place under Chinese auspices, and Iraqi gestures, was the...

    Al-Bayan Center launches the ninth issue of “Al-Bayan Observatory”

    Al-Bayan Center for Planning and Studies launched the ninth issue of the “Al-Bayan Observatory” periodical, which specializes in monitoring issues and publications of the leading international think tanks regarding Iraqi affairs. The issue includes titles published in December of 2023 for studies and research papers issued by think tanks in...

    Right-wing populist parties and 2024 European Parliament elections: Opportunities and challenges

    Khudair Abbas Al-Dahlaki- Researcher specializing in Shan European far-right forces Introduction The European Parliament is the largest and most important democratic legislature for the representatives of some 500 million citizens of the European Union. The European Parliamentary Assembly was established in Strasbourg, France, in the presence of 142 members on 19 March...

    G20 Summit 2023: A Reading of Motives, Opportunities, and Future Implications

    Abeer Suhaim Mahdi - College of Political Science / University of Baghdad Ammar Hameed Yassin - College of Political Science / University of Baghdad Introduction: The major powers began shaping the global system and turning towards employing economic alternatives to compensate for the severe losses that most countries experienced in the aftermath...

    Libya’s 2023 Elections: Internal Obstacles and External Challenges

    Ali Saadi Abdul-Zahra Jubair - Al-Nahrain University - College of Law Introduction: Ever since the fall of Moammar Gaddafi, Libya has been marred by a lack of political stability. The country has seen 13 constitutional amendments in its quest to prepare for presidential and parliamentary elections. Consequently, Libya currently grapples with...

    A new Middle East is being formed

    Khaled Hashim - Researcher The BRICS (Brazil, Russia, China, India, and South Africa) was not a promising economic-political diplomatic club, wanting a less dominant world for the West that did not include members from countries in the Middle East. This is no longer the case, of the six countries that recently joined...