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The Coup That Never Happened and the “Karabakh Clan” in the Armenian Army

Read: Mercenaries in Karabakh: Who They Are and How They Got ThereHere it would be appropriate to recall the New Year's address of Prime Minister Pashinyan to his compatriots, in which he stated that his main domestic political goal was to change the elites, while he did not specify which particular elites he was going to lustrate and ostracize.

Will the Biden Administration Bring the Saudi-Emirati Partnership to Account?

Middle EastBy Furkan Halit Yolcu

The Obama administration cornered some of the Arab states to the extreme on several issues and created impediments on security provision and the economy.

How Do the Gulf Countries View the PKK?

TurkeyBy Feyza Gumusluoglu

There is a general negative view shared by many Arabs, if not all, of either the Ottoman past or the modern Republic of Turkey, or both.

China’s Economic Interests in the GCC: Economic Gains over Politics

Middle EastBy Andrew K P Leung

heikh Yamani, Saudi Arabia’s former oil minister (1962-86) once quipped that that the Age of Oil, like the Age of Stone, would come to an end long before the world ran out of oil.

All-Out-War between Ethiopia and Sudan on the Doorstep?

WorldBy Nigusu Adem Yimer

Third, in the current tension, the military, political and economic roles of emerging actors such as China, Turkey, UAE, and Saudi Arabia are increasing in the Horn of Africa and Northeast Africa regions as never before.

War Within War in Yemen: Agendas and Prospects of Warring Parties

OpinionBy Diana Alghoul

By March, Saudi Arabia formed a military coalition, including the United Arab Emirates, to oust the rebels, restore the government and to bring stability to the region.

How Turkey and Saudi Arabia Compete in the Balkans

OpinionBy Aydzhan Yordanova Alaydi

For Saudi Arabia, food security is a serious problem and, therefore, this is one of the most important reasons to maintain good relations with the Balkans.

Looking Beyond Ain Issa: The Way Forward in North East Syria

OpinionBy Obaida Hitto

Ayn al Arab, known to many as Kobani, is also a few kilometers north west of Ain Issa.

How Will Antony Blinken Handle US Foreign Policy on Syria, Turkey and Yemen?

OpinionBy Josh Ruebner

” More recently, as a senior foreign policy figure in the Obama administration, Blinken shares in the blame for the president’s incoherent, piecemeal, and unprincipled response to the Arab Spring, which consisted of a combination of questionably unauthorized uses of force against long-time adversaries and a studied indifference to the repression inflicted by brutal allies against their citizens.

Who Is in Control of Egyptian Football?

OpinionBy Al-Mokhtar Ahmed

The Influence of Turki Al-Sheikh on Egyptian Football The counterrevolutionary policies of the Egyptian state under President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi have been supported by Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates as part of their anti-Arab Spring policies.

With Biden’s Win, Saudi Arabia Is Now More Desperate to Appease Israel

OpinionBy Muhammad Shehada

lthough Donald Trump’s presidency is coming to an end soon, one of its most catastrophic quid pro quo foreign policies in the Middle East, namely the premature Israeli-Arab normalization, is unlikely to come to an end under Joe Biden’s administration.

Mercenaries in Karabakh: Who They Are and How They Got There

OpinionBy Anar Valiyev

n September 27, 2020, responding to constant shelling of its villages and cities, the Republic of Azerbaijan began military operations in Karabakh.

Revisiting the East Mediterranean Energy Game: What Will Change in the Coronavirus Days?

OpinionBy Visne Korkmaz

Geopolitical conditions radically changed after the Arab Spring and stakeholders of Eastern Mediterranean gas basins adopted competitive agendas in the ongoing conflicts.

How the UAE’s Lobbying Instrument Works Abroad

OpinionBy Gokhan Ereli

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) is actively resorting to means such as lobbying to attain the power and reputation it has failed to achieve with military interventions.

Regional Vulnerabilities Sharpen in the Aftermath of the US-Iran Escalation

OpinionBy Necdet Özçelik

Arab Spring, Emergence of Daesh and KRG Referendum: Opportunity for Iranian Expansionism Qassem Soleimani acted as military advisor to Bashar al-Assad and as a field commander in fighting against the Syrian opposition forces during Syrian Civil War since 2011.

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The Coup That Never Happened and the “Karabakh Clan” in the Armenian Army

Will the Biden Administration Bring the Saudi-Emirati Partnership to Account?

How Do the Gulf Countries View the PKK?

China’s Economic Interests in the GCC: Economic Gains over Politics

All-Out-War between Ethiopia and Sudan on the Doorstep?

War Within War in Yemen: Agendas and Prospects of Warring Parties

How Turkey and Saudi Arabia Compete in the Balkans

Looking Beyond Ain Issa: The Way Forward in North East Syria

How Will Antony Blinken Handle US Foreign Policy on Syria, Turkey and Yemen?

Who Is in Control of Egyptian Football?

With Biden’s Win, Saudi Arabia Is Now More Desperate to Appease Israel

Mercenaries in Karabakh: Who They Are and How They Got There

Revisiting the East Mediterranean Energy Game: What Will Change in the Coronavirus Days?

How the UAE’s Lobbying Instrument Works Abroad

Regional Vulnerabilities Sharpen in the Aftermath of the US-Iran Escalation

Turkey-Kuwait Ties Are Strengthening in the Midst of GCC Tensions

Why the Northern Syrian Oil Fields Are So Important to Trump

Making Sense of Turkey’s Military Operations in Northern Syria

Wilfully Ignorant? Western Objections to Turkey Are Not Based On Facts But Prejudice

Why Turkey Is Dismantling the YPG from Northern Syria

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