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Global Energy is Caught in a Dark Tunnel and Future Prospects Are Bleak
Mar 30, 2026The Economic Studies UnitThe world waits apprehensively to see where the heated conflict between Israel and the United States on one side,…
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Trump’s Negotiations with Iran: Exit Strategy or Bluff?
Mar 26, 2026The Unit for Political StudiesOn 23 March 2026, US President Donald Trump abruptly walked back a threat he had made just two days…
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Did All That Was Solid Melt into Air? The Islamic Republic at an Impasse
Mar 26, 2026 Rouzbeh ParsiThe Islamic Republic is an oligarchy, not a personal dictatorship, and this is both its survival mechanism and its…
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Raising the Cost of War: Iran’s Response to the US–Israeli War
Mar 12, 2026The Unit for Political StudiesNearly a week into the US-Israeli attacks on Iran, which resulted in the assassination of several senior political and…
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Israel’s War on Iran and Netanyahu’s Role
Mar 10, 2026The Unit for Political StudiesFor the second time in less than a year, Israel, in alliance with the United States, has launched a…
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The Gulf in the Line of Fire: The Calculations and Contradictions of Iranian Strategy
Mar 9, 2026The Unit for Political StudiesNo sooner had news broke of a US-Israeli attack on Tehran on the morning of 28 February 2026, than…
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Epic Fury: Washington’s Contradictory War Aims in Iran
Mar 8, 2026The Unit for Political StudiesOn 28 February 2026, US President Donald Trump announced the launch of a joint US-Israeli military operation, dubbed “Epic…
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Trump and Netanyahu’s Iran Gambit: The Strategic Calculations behind Epic Fury
Mar 6, 2026The Unit for Political StudiesFollowing weeks of military mobilization and statements hinting at escalation from the White House, the United States and Israel…
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The War on Iran
Mar 3, 2026Mehran KamravaAfter months of tension and speculation, Israel and the United States jointly attacked Iran. The attacks started with a…
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Iran Protests Stir International Convergences and Conflicting Interests
Jan 20, 2026The Unit for Political StudiesSince December, Iran has witnessed its largest wave of anti-government demonstrations since the 2022 Women, Life, Freedom movement sparked…
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The US Intervention in Venezuela: Establishing International Chaos Through the Logic of Force
Jan 14, 2026The Unit for Political StudiesOn 3 January, the United States launched a military operation, in violation of Venezuelan sovereignty, which led to the…
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Saudi Emirati Tensions and the Struggle for Influence in Southern Yemen
Jan 6, 2026The Unit for Political StudiesThe Saudi airstrike targeting an Emirati weapons shipment in the port of Mukalla on 29 December 2025, marked a…
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South Yemen Escalation: Is the Country Headed for an Emirati-Sponsored Partition?
Dec 15, 2025The Unit for Political StudiesA major military operation seized swathes of southern Yemen last week, particularly in the governorates of Hadramout and al-Mahra.…
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The Illusion of the Tunisian Exception: Civil Society and Democratic Transition
Dec 1, 2025Mehdi Mabroukacrobat IconTunisia’s democratic transition has attracted considerable scholarly attention, and is often portrayed as a notable exception. However, the…
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Strategic Implications of Mohammed bin Salman’s Visit to Washington
Nov 27, 2025The Unit for Political StudiesCrown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s visit to the White House on 18 November marked a highly symbolic moment in…
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What Next for the Western Sahara? The Repercussions of Security Council Resolution 2797
Nov 13, 2025The Unit for Political StudiesOn 31 October, the United Nations Security Council adopted a resolution asserting that granting the Western Sahara “genuine autonomy”…
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The 2025 Iraqi Parliamentary Elections
Nov 10, 2025The Unit for Political StudiesOn 11 November 2025, Iraqis are heading to the polls to cast their vote in the sixth parliamentary election…
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Saudi Crown Prince in Washington: The Return of Realpolitik
Nov 6, 2025The Unit for Political StudiesPresident Donald Trump voiced optimism that Saudi Arabia would soon join the 2020 Abraham Accords that normalized relations between…
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What Does the Fall of El-Fasher Mean for Sudan?
Nov 4, 2025The Unit for Political StudiesOn 26 October 2025, the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) militia seized control of El-Fasher, the last stronghold of the…
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Trump’s “Peace” Declaration: Reshaping the Middle East to Suit Israel
Oct 19, 2025The Unit for Political StudiesAt the “Sharm el-Sheikh Peace Summit” in Egypt on 13 October, US President Donald Trump formally declared that “the…