Diplomatie Magazine (no.141)

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The latest issue of “Diplomatie” magazine (no. 141), which focuses on the strategic realignment of the Middle East, is now available in digital or print format. In it, you will find contributions from five of our EISMENA researchers. 

Our director Adel Bakawan wrote the cover on the Middle East  “Les reconfigurations stratégiques au Moyen-Orient : l’ordre introuvable !

Also featured are articles by Carole Massalsky on Iran “Iran : une stratégie de guerre asymétrique qui déjoue les pronostics”; 

Haoues Seniguer on Gaza “Gaza ou la victoire introuvable”; 

Jean Marcou on Turkey in the new Middle East “La Turquie dans le nouveau Moyen-Orient : renouer avec les ancrages occidentaux traditionnels ou développer de nouvelles solidarités régionales ?” 

and Lyna Ouandjeli on Saudi Arabia  “Arabie saoudite : une stratégie à l’épreuve de la recomposition du Moyen-Orient”. 

You can discover their insights here: https://www.areion24.news/produit/diplomatie-n-141/

To cite this article: “Diplomatie Magazine (no.141)” by EISMENA, EISMENA, 15/09/2026, [https://eismena.com/news/diplomatie-magazine-no-141/].

The information and opinion contained in the articles on the EISMENA website are solely those of the author(s) and do not engage the responsibility of the institute.

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