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    International safeguards, a substitute for American credibility in the Ukrainian crisis and the Vienna negotiations

    Ahmed Haidar is a researcher in international and strategic relations.          Safeguards play an important role in international relations, and they mean the obligation of a state to perform what is required of other international rights. Safeguards in the international sphere are the condition that can be relied upon if...

    The Kazakh crisis between the internal movement and the Russian intervention

    Ahmed Khalil Artemty / researcher on Russian affairs Emad Al-Sheikh Daoud / researcher in the field of public policy The Kazakh protests escalated as the world entered the year 2022 until they became the focus of attention on all T.V. channels and social media, and a preoccupation for researchers and political...

    Federalism, Is it suitable for Syria?

    Aqeel Saeed Mahfouz Syrians, or a large portion of them, consider federalism as if it is “interference other countries” in the affairs of their country, and part of an “international perspective” for dealing with the Syrian event; It is not clear to what extent they accept or reject the idea,...

    A strategic reading of the possibilities and risks of a military strike against the Iranian nuclear program

    Abdullah Nahed / researcher in international and strategic relations Ahmed Haider / researcher in international and strategic relations Perhaps the Iranian nuclear program is among the most complex issues in the Middle East, and it may even reach a global level. How not, and we see major countries interested in this...

    Prospects for economic relations between Iran and Iraq

    Ali Najat Relations between the Islamic Republic of Iran and Iraq are intertwined in their security, political and regional dimensions, while economic and trade relations are among the areas that bring the two neighboring countries together. Iraq became Iran’s most important trading partner after the overthrow of Saddam Hussein by...

    Iraq and its chances of being a successful mediator between Iran and Saudi Arabia

    Hamid Redha Al-Ibrahimi For a while, Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kadhimi has been seeking to fill the role of mediator, and to open a closed channel of dialogue between Riyadh and Tehran; In order to ease the tension in the region, and play a leading role in providing political weight, represented...

    Improving the UAE’s relations with Turkey and Iran and its implications on Iraq

    Ali Najat The painful experiences of wars and conflicts during the past decade prompted the actors in the Middle East to reduce tensions and neutralize crises as much as possible, and to find a formula for dialogue. After a decade of the Arab Spring, the impulse of the uprisings gradually...

    The far-right and the COVID-19 pandemic A Political investment or An Election propaganda

    Khudair Abbas Al-Dahlaki Far-right political parties and forces have been investing in crises to promote their racist ideas and attracting important segments of European societies (check Annex No.1) and focusing on the youth age group, as well as carrying out attacks against refugees and foreigners in general, Muslims in particular....

    Russia and Iran… The Search for a “point of balance” between attraction and repulsion factors in Syria… A Framework Approach

    Russia and Iran are among the most important actors of the Syrian war, two supportive allies of President Bashar al-Assad's regime, and the two main actors he was able to rely on in the war, and perhaps - of course, there are other factors - the main reason for...

    The Fall of Kabul: Tehran’s Position and Regional Future

    Introduction The fall of the Afghan State and the way Iran deals with its data have created various assumptions and possibilities at the level of experts and followers in the Middle East, which is one of the countries with the largest transnational agendas associated with Iran, Fatimids (al-Fātimiyyūn).          Iran seems...