Newsfeed30/09/2023
Iran Looking East?
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Iran embraces its “Look to the East” foreign policy with tactical exceptions. Iran's 1979 revolution sparked a major change in both domestic and foreign policies. With the slogan, “Neither East nor West,” the...
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Doing Business in Oman?
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Nestled amidst the tumult of the African-Asian crossroads, Oman stands as a beacon of tranquility in its region. With a foundation of neutrality, the nation boasts expansive commercial and diplomatic networks. Fueled by...
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US-Saudi Defence Deal: Opportunities and Obstacles
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The United States is trying to upgrade its relations with Saudi Arabia. Yet, the ongoing war in Gaza is a major obstacle. The article was originally published at https://www.uni-corvinus.hu/main-page/research/research-centres/corvinus-center-for-contemporary-asia-studies-cas/?lang=en Introduction The US has...
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Navigating Complexity: Libya’s Diplomatic Relations in a Post-Qadhafi Era
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Libya's diplomatic landscape is highly complex, shaped by internal divisions, foreign influences, and a history of external intervention. Since the fall of Qadhafi in 2011, the country has struggled with instability, competing factions,...
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Continuity Amidst Crisis: Iran’s Path Forward
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President Ebrahim Raisi, Foreign Minister Hossein Amirabdollahian, Ayatollah Mohammad Ali Al-Hashem (the Iranian Supreme Leader’s representative to East Azerbaijan), and Malik Rahmati (the governor of Iran’s East Azerbaijan Province) were confirmed to have...
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Has There Been a Change in Iran’s Nuclear Doctrine?
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Recent statements by Iran's military and political officials regarding the revision of Iran's nuclear and military doctrine have increased concerns about Iran's nuclear program. The article was written and edited before the May...
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Doing Business in Jordan?
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Jordan, a unique crossroads in the Middle East, connects the East with the West and the North with the South. Its pro-western stance and enduring stability have not only made it a crucial...
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Doing Business in Algeria?
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Once a closed-off nation, Algeria is now opening its doors to the world, presenting a wealth of untapped potential. As a regional powerhouse and a global energy giant boasting the 17th largest oil reserves,...
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The Parallel Structure: Popular Mobilization Force and The State of Iraq
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Since the claim of ISIS defeat, Iraq has been witnessing internal turmoil between various factions having the support of external actors. In 2018, Iraqis went to the electoral polls for the first time...
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Water Management in Morocco and its Meaning for Foreign Investors
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Water scarcity is becoming a severe problem for Morocco. What does the government do about it, and what possibilities does it open for foreign investors? Since 1945, Morocco hasn't experienced a drought as...
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