Iraq’s New Kadhimi Government Maintains the Status Quo
Kadhimi’s government was not formed to tackle Iraq’s serious political and economic challenges. Iraq’s new government only represents a truce between Washington and Tehran.
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Author: Sami Hamdi
Even If It Wanted to, Russia Cannot Abandon Assad
To abandon Assad and facilitate a change in leadership would dispel the notion that Moscow can be trusted and undo years of efforts to present itself as an alternative power.…
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How Washington Started the Current Oil Crisis
Saudi Arabia did not seek nor instigate the current oil price war. However, it is prepared to incur the wrath of Washington, and more specifically Trump, to protect its contro…
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Why Putin’s Deal with Erdogan in Syria is All About Iran
Russia’s rescue of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad’s forces in Idlib and ceasefire agreement with Turkey revealed its concerns over the prospect of wrestling with Iran for in…
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Is Algeria Finally Intervening in Libya?
Despite historically taking a non-interventionist stance, Algeria’s recent efforts to seize the reigns politically in the Libya conflict suggest its foreign policy strategy ma…
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Tunisia Still Has Not Formed a Government. Why?
Almost four months after the November 2019 presidential elections in Tunisia, the country still has no new government and the various factions in parliament seem unable to com…
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