The Iran-IAEA Deal Signed in Cairo: Egypt Shows Its Weight
By acting as a trusted mediator, Egypt has indirectly contributed to a framework that tempers immediate threats and opens avenues
Read MoreBy acting as a trusted mediator, Egypt has indirectly contributed to a framework that tempers immediate threats and opens avenues
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Read MoreThese episodes are not just milestones in U.S.-Iran relations, but also touchstones for Cold War geopolitics across the Middle East
Read MoreThe Muslim Brotherhood’s rule—unlike that of Khomeini—was short-lived. In early 1979, the Iranian revolution came out victorious and Shah
Read MoreErdoğan’s foreign policy has always been marked by extreme pragmatism. He shifts the country’s moves east and west based on
Read MoreMany lessons could be drawn from the two nights in Istanbul and Moscow, with each night having its own implications
Read MoreErdoğan’s goal is to establish a new legacy that will finally replace the century-old Kemalist legacy, which has crushed political
Read MoreIf Iran is honest in its intentions toward Saudi Arabia, it would reevaluate its approach toward non-state actors and once-allied
Read MoreA mood of reconciliation is developing throughout the Middle East. Four main regional actors—Saudi Arabia vs. Iran and Egypt vs.
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