Iran’s Strategic Outlook on U.S. Relations in a Shifting Middle East
This article examines the evolving dynamics of the U.S.-Iran relations in light of recent geopolitical shifts, particularly after October 7, 2023.
Diplomacy put to the test in the Middle East: Interview with Rony Brauman
[Lyna Ouandjeli] My first question is pretty broad: to what extent could Israel’s growing diplomatic isolation, particularly in Western Europe, influence the evolution of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict in the short and medium term? By diplomatic isolation, I mean in particular the recent recognition of the Palestinian state by several countries like Ireland and Spain, as […]
Iran and the U.S. : A Trumpian Negotiation
In this article, Sardar Aziz examines the negotiations between Iran and the United States during the Trump era, highlighting the strategic ambiguity, nuclear-related dilemmas, and rising geopolitical tensions that make any outcome uncertain.
Saudi Arabia’s Position in Light of Geopolitical Transformations in the Middle East
In this article, Ihsan Al-Shammari analyses Saudi Arabia’s geopolitical rise in a changing Middle East. Driven by Vision 2030 and the strategy of Mohammed bin Salman, Saudi diplomacy adopts a proactive approach focused on partnerships, mediation, and openness.
From Palace to Forests: What Has Happened to Assad’s Army?
In December 2024, the fall of Bashar al-Assad’s regime marked a major shift in Syria. New authorities set up reconciliation centers for former security personnel; while some complied, others joined armed groups. The reappointment of former regime figures has also sparked criticism from parts of civil society.