How Iraq became Iran’s cash cow
With the October 2021 Iraqi Parliamentary elections recording the lowest ever voter turnout in...
Read Moreby Bamo Nouri | Mar 1, 2022 | Economics, International Relations, Iran, Iraq, Military and Technology, NEPF's Long Read, Security | 0
With the October 2021 Iraqi Parliamentary elections recording the lowest ever voter turnout in...
Read Moreby Conor McLaughlin | Jan 25, 2022 | Central Asia, Economics, Energy, International Relations, Kazakhstan, Trade | 0
The abrupt and turbulent start of the year in Kazakhstan has engineered the conditions for a dual...
Read Moreby Neil Quilliam and Alice Gower | Nov 16, 2021 | Arabian Peninsula, Economics, International Relations, Saudi Arabia, Security, Trade, United Arab Emirates, Yemen | 0
The UAE’s strategic consolidation of the island of Socotra will not enhance the prospects for a...
Read Moreby Jacob Mundy, Colgate University | Jul 16, 2021 | Economics, International Relations, Libya, Security | 0
The current strategic and political situation in Libya seems almost unrecognizable from the...
Read Moreby Guy Burton, Lancaster University | Jul 16, 2021 | Arabian Peninsula, China, Economics, International Relations, Iran, Security | 0
China’s relationship to the Gulf could be changing. Previously, it avoided conflict and risk,...
Read Moreby Slavomír Horák, Charles University in Prague | Jul 16, 2021 | Economics, Energy, International Relations, Politics, Trade, Turkmenistan | 0
Turkmenistan has been facing an increasing crisis of food, primary products, and cash shortages....
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