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Gulf Energy Set to Win in Climate Action
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China as a new Gulf mediator?
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What will be Labor’s policy on Palestine?
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Reparation Challenges Ahead for Yezidi Survivors
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Emerging space power in Central Asia: Kazakhstan at the crossroad
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After the disintegration of the USSR, Kazakhstan inherited a significant technological artefact of...
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Kazakhstan unrest: implications for Australian interests
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Egypt COP 27: Projecting freedom and openness against a record of repression
by Peter Greste | Oct 21, 2022 | Civil Society, Egypt, Energy, International Relations, North Africa | 0
In November, Egypt’s Red Sea resort town of Sharm el Sheikh will be hosting the 27th annual...
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Covid-19 and Egypt’s Informal Economy
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Economics Driving China’s interest in Egypt
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Libya at a crossroads, again
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Israel’s Upcoming Election: The View from Amman and Ramallah
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Reparation Challenges Ahead for Yezidi Survivors
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Returning to traditional solutions in the face of climate challenges
by Lina Eklund and Hossein Hashemi | Mar 24, 2023 | Economics, Energy, Iraq
The Middle East region is facing major challenges related to climate change, and Iraq is no...
Emerging space power in Central Asia: Kazakhstan at the crossroad
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After the disintegration of the USSR, Kazakhstan inherited a significant technological artefact of...
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How Iraq became Iran’s cash cow
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Iran’s Continued Expansion in Southern Syria
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Libya at a crossroads, again
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Saudi Arabia, China, Red Sea Geopolitics & The 2030 World Cup
by Simon Chadwick | Apr 11, 2023 | China, Economics, Saudi Arabia, Trade
In March 2021, a container ship – the Ever Given – ran aground in Egypt’s Suez Canal following...
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Moving past the Blue Diamond Affair: Saudi and Thai ties deepen
by Adam Baron | Dec 9, 2022 | Arabian Peninsula, East Asia, Economics, International Relations, Saudi Arabia, Trade
On November 20th, Saudi Crown Prince Mohamed bin Salman attended the Asia Pacific Economic...
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Emerging space power in Central Asia: Kazakhstan at the crossroad
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Egypt COP 27: Projecting freedom and openness against a record of repression
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