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The deaths of President Ebrahim Raisi and his foreign minister, Hossein Amir-Abdollahian, create a noticeable hole in the governing apparatus of the Islamic Republic of Iran. But the deaths are unlikely to bring substantial change ...
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Last week's terror attacks in Moscow and in the southern Afghan city of Kandahar have once again raised the spectre of international terrorism. According to US officials, both attacks—in which dozens were killed and wounded—were ...
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Russia's President Vladimir Putin visited the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia last week in a bid to expand relations with the two oil-rich states and show that he isn't as isolated as he has ...
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The Israel–Hamas war is a bitter reminder of the al-Qaeda attacks on the US on 11 September 2001, and America's response to them. One of the effects of those events was that it strained relations ...
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At a time when the world is struggling to cope with high inflation, the rising cost of living, and the impacts of the Ukraine war and now the Israel–Hamas conflict, a 30–40% jump in the ...
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Once again, the anniversary of the 11 September 2001 terror attacks reminds us of not only that tragic event, but also two other momentous developments in the history of Afghanistan and the United States: the ...
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The US and allied retreat from Afghanistan two years ago has left a seemingly indelible question mark over America's ability to influence international events. This point is not lost on either those states that upheld ...
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This month marks two years since the US and allied retreat from Afghanistan and the Taliban's resumption of power there. Amid all the depressing news about the brutal, misogynistic rule of the Taliban, in July ...
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A United Nations report released on 1 June provides a stark warning about the danger of the Taliban rule in Afghanistan and for the region and beyond. It claims that the ethnic Pashtun Taliban have ...
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Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the controversial but democratically elected Turkish president, will continue at the helm of his country for the next five years. Last weekend's electoral victory puts him in a stronger position than ever ...
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The Middle East's strategic equation is rapidly changing against the global backdrop of polarisation between democracies and autocracies. Its authoritarian rulers have lately taken a number of steps to safeguard their positions in this context ...
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Sudan is in the grip of two interrelated crises. One is grounded in the long-standing struggle between forces of authoritarianism and those demanding pro-democratic transformation of their country. The other lies in a battle for ...
Cover -- Title -- Copyright -- CONTENTS -- Preface -- A Note on Terms and Transliteration -- Abbreviations -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Revolution and Transition -- 3 Khomeini's Theo-Political order -- 4 The Islamic Order under Khamenei: From Rafsanjani to Rouhani -- 5 Resource Capabilities -- 6 Regional Relations -- 7 Relations with Major Powers -- 8 Conclusion -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index
In: Middle East Today
Contents -- Foreword -- Preface -- Contributors -- Abbreviations -- Chapter 1: The Middle East and North Africa: An Arena of Change and Transition? -- Part I: The Arab World: Prospects and Challenges in Transition -- Chapter 2: Prospects for Democratization in the Middle East Post-Arab Spring -- Introduction -- The Eruption of the Arab Spring: An Exploration of the Root Causes -- The Failure of the "Rentierism" Approach -- Differing Outcomes on the Political Transition Path -- From Revolutionary Fervor to Political Transition: The Case of Tunisia
In: Library of international relations 78