by Seth Frantzman The Jerusalem Post July 25, 2019 Originally published under the title "The West's Lack of Strategy Aids Tehran's Aims." Iran has one major advantage over its Western rivals in the recent tensions with the US and UK. It sees its foreign policy and military strategy … [Read more...]
Iran and the Gulf States: Statics and Dynamics (Irán y los países del Golfo: Estáticas y Dinámicas)
Phd. Jad El Khannoussi Abstract The relations between Iran and its Gulf neighbors were characterized by a markedly conflictive tone, whose most critical point was initiated in the Iranian Revolution (1979). A very recurrent theme throughout history, object of multiple studies by historians, … [Read more...]
U.S. withdraws from Iran nuclear deal: Legal Precedents, Geopolitical Implications
By Joseph E. Fallon Fulfilling a campaign promise1, on May 8, 2018, President Trump announced the United States will withdraw from the 2015 Iran nuclear deal and begin reinstating economic sanctions on Tehran.2 Numerous legal precedents, spanning several decades, exist for President Trump’s … [Read more...]
STRATEGIILE RUSIEI DE A IMPUNE „O NOUĂ ORDINE MONDIALĂ”
Dr. Octavian SERGENTU* Abstract. The purpose of the research is to decrypt Russia’s role on the international arena and its place in the global order scenarios. We analyzed the Soviet legacy of Russian Intelligence and how it behaves in the present. Is it a ”pariah” state in the current … [Read more...]
DEEPENING SYRIAN CRISIS AND IMPLICATIONS FOR THE EUROPEAN SECURITY
Shams uz ZAMAN, M.Phil Abstract. The civil war in Syria is affecting the whole Middle East and other regions including EU and US. The rise of ISIS in the aftermaths of civil war in Syria is attracting foreign fighters from all over the world which is having profound implications for neighbouring … [Read more...]
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