Jad el KHANNOUSSI Abstract. Certain moments in human history mark significant global shifts, and the seventh of October last year was undoubtedly one of them. It will likely be remembered as one of the most crucial dates in recent history. The significant and widespread political event, as … [Read more...]
China’s “Responsible Stakeholder” Stance – the Palestinian Case
Renata THIEBAUT China has undeniably become an emerging power in the global affairs. The gigantic dragon, with its vast population, economic growth and fast development, has gradually taking over a new status quo in the international community adopting a more proactive stance. By avoiding … [Read more...]
Fatah et Hamas: les nouveaux équilibres
Le 15 mars 2011 n’a pas été une «journée de la colère», comme cela fut le cas dans d’autres pays de la région durant les mois du Second réveil arabe. La journée de manifestations à laquelle il avait été appelé ici aussi par tam-tam Internet avait pour les Palestiniens un autre calibre: unité, fin … [Read more...]
The Powers of Israel – Civil Society – a New Wave of Order
Indra ALHAMBRA Israel is indirectly one of the most powerful states in the world, despite having been engaged in continuous war for over 64 years. The numerous internal paradoxes it encompasses, as well as its special attitude in international law and relations have informed the idea that the only … [Read more...]
United States South Asia and The Middle East Policy: New Approaches and Chronic Problems
Vladimir Vasilievici KARYAKIN The article is devoted to analysis of two-year period of Middle East politics of new US Administration. Realization of new approaches that were proposed by B. Obama is tangled by political inheritance of previous administration. Geopolitical challenges in Afghanistan, … [Read more...]