Ali Saadi Abdul-Zahra - Teacher at the Faculty of Law/Al-Nahrin University
Introduction:
After the fall of Omar al-Bashir's rule, the military became divided between two armies, the first being the regular army led by al-Burhan, the second being the Rapid Support Forces led by Hemeti, and the latter having economic strength...
Dr. Atheer Nadhem Al-Jasour - Faculty of Political Science/Al-Mustansiriya University
Summary:
After the year (1989) the West-East conflict ended in theory or under what has been addressed by researchers and scholars in international relations and international politics due to the triumph of the capitalist camp led by the United States of...
Omar Samir - Ph.D. student in political science at Istanbul University
Hanin Saad al-Jubouri - master's student at Istanbul's Gresham University
Introduction:
The historical relations between Turkey and Iraq, and the bonds of religion, culture, and economy stretch back hundreds of years, and some pillars have maintained their strength from their inception...
Peyman Eshaghi
Turkey’s upcoming presidential and parliamentary elections will begin on May 14. The significance of this election is heightened by the fact that it will take place in the centennial year of the Republic of Turkey’s founding and that the country has been experiencing a deteriorating social and economic...
Zeina Malik Araibi - Researcher
Introduction
In recent decades, technology has become one of the most important tools for the development and advancement of nations. The centrality of this role is due not only to the fact that technology is no longer important for itself, but also to its role in...
Dr. Hind Juma Ali - teaching at the Institute of Management in Rusafa
Introduction
The West African region and the Sahel are an arena for competition for influence and dominance between Russia and France, in light of many elements and determinants of the strategic importance of the region and some pivotal issues...
Hussein Al-Tayy: Political researcher
The Russian invasion of Ukraine affects the MENA region in three key fields: Political negotiations, military action, humanitarian assistance and food security, and oil and gas supplies have become clear that the multidimensional repercussions so far are limited to the political and economic sphere, but are...
First Ellias - Researcher
The arrival of IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi in Tehran on March 3 for discussions on Iran's nuclear program with Iranian atomic energy officials, after the discovery of particles of uranium enriched at a level close to the manufacture of a nuclear bomb, marked a dangerous...
Marwan Salem Al-Ali: College of Political Science, University of Mosul
Introduction
The fallout from the collapse of the Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) or so-called "Silicon Valley" began to spread worldwide, the largest bank to go under since the global financial crisis of 2008, raising fears of a worldwide banking crisis.
The bank's...
Dr. Hadi mashaan Rabie- college of law and political science - Anbar University
The first axis: the motives of the strategic partnership between the Gulf countries and Japan
Since its inception at the beginning of the twentieth century, Gulf-Japanese relations have been characterized by a purely commercial character, without attention to...
