The Iranian Elections and How Teheran’s Relationship with Washington
The new elections kept in Iran showed an unfortunate scenario for several: Teheran’s turnout was the lowest of the Iranian
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Iranian and Saudi- Arabian Efforts to Settle Historic Tensions: Multi-Level Proxy War and Belt Road Initiative Construction as Root Causes
Iran and Saudi Arabia recently agreed to participate in a round table discussion aimed at improving their historically strained relations.
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Is a Change for Senegal Near?
Senegal’s reputation of stable democracy in West Africa seems to be compromised after protests broke out in the capital Dakar
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When a Common Wound Becomes a Point of Strength: A Historic Verdict of a Delayed Justice
Since the disintegration of Yugoslavia, situations created in the Western Balkans were always critical through prejudices and war crimes surrounding
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Turkey and the Canal Project in the Black Sea: A New Element for Bargaining Power
The Turkish aspirations for a more paramount role on the international chessboard became factual over the last decades. A new
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Yazidi Minority – Genocide, Sexual Violence, and Abandoned Children
It has been almost 7 years since the massacre in Sinjar happened. The time full of insecurity, instability, sexual violence,
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China Takes Over: Will China Really Invade Taiwan?
Summary We know that in the past few years, China has become more dominant in the Indo-Pacific region. Beijing has
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The View From Zhongnanhai – Rethinking China’s No First Use Policy in Support of Modern Nuclear Deterrence
Abstract In the history of the People’s Republic of China (PRC), the conditions confronting political leadership have often shaped policy.
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