Will Sanctions Exemptions Permanently Divide Syria?
Exemptions from sanctions announced by the Biden administration to permit parts of Syria to receive foreign investments are welcome news to advocates of easing Syria’s humanit…
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China’s Evolving Balancing Approach to Iran and Saudi Arabia
With China’s priority in the Middle East focused on its economic goals, it has pursued a strategy of balanced neutrality in economic, energy, military, and financial matters w…
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Can the International Criminal Court Hold Darfur War Criminals Accountable?
Since the 2003-2004, government-sponsored systematic atrocities perpetrated in Darfur, Sudan, no one has been held accountable. Can a new trial before the International Crimin…
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Is the World Ready to Investigate Somalia’s Run-in with the Eco-Mafia?
The international community is well acquainted with Somalia’s many challenges. However, rumors that the country experienced environmental crimes at the hands of external compa…
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Western Governments Are Still Entangled with the Mechanics of Genocide in Xinjiang
Western Governments Are Still Entangled with the Mechanics of Genocide in Xinjiang
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Despite mutual Iranian-Saudi interest in a predictable state of rivalry that would keep tensions from spiraling out of control and causing major national security threats, rap…
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