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Opinion & Analysis
World order: Consequences of the Afghanistan drawdown
Many scholars and specialists link the collapse of the USSR to the policy of foreign intervention, including the intervention in…
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Have the Taliban emboldened Al Houthi?
The Taliban’s control of most of Afghanistan seems to have given Yemen’s Houthi group, Ansar Allah, its financiers, and its…
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Russia and the Taliban: Newfound common interests
Given the escalating indicators of geostrategic conflict between regional and major powers, it is perhaps very important to try to…
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Has the US failed in Afghanistan?
International and even US critics have been lashing out at Joe Biden’s administration since hundreds of millions of people around…
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The mullahs’ neighbors and the fate of the nuclear deal
Amidst the world’s concern for rapid developments on Afghan soil since the Taliban took control of the capital Kabul, the…
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Are the Vienna negotiations going to fail?
Since Iranian President-elect Ibrahim Raisi won last month’s elections, hopes for a deal on the Iran nuclear deal crisis have…
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Afghanistan and the worst-case scenarios
Experts and observers have raised several rightful questions since the official announcement of the upcoming completion of the withdrawal of…
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Afghanistan in the wake of the US withdrawal
As the withdrawal of US troops from Afghanistan draws to a close, news of Taliban military victories is frequent, and…
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Has the US ‘deterrent message’ failed?
US Secretary of State Tony Blinken, after the recent bombing of pro-Iranian militants in Iraq and Syria, said it was…
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Biden and Khamenei’s nail-biting game
It has become clear from the stated evidence that the nailbiting game between Iran and US sides in Vienna is…
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