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The Evolution of the Crisis in Libya and East Mediterranean Region
December 27th, 2019 INTRODUCTION Eight years have passed since the fall of Muammar Gaddafi and Libya is still in a state of disarray. On one
“Strategic Rivalries in the Middle East: Risks and Opportunities in New Security Dynamics”
By: Sayed Ghoneim; Chairman, Institute for Global Security & Defense Affairs (IGSDA) Ghoneim’s strategic paper of his lecture given in the U.S. Central Command HQ
Saini, Monitoring Reality
Political and security phases Sinai has undergone the Peace Treaty between Egypt and Israel that has been concluded in Camp David in the United States
US-Saudi Relation Is Farther Than Arms Deals
30th of May 2019 Several analysts in the Middle East believe that the US sees Saudi Arabia as just a “money source”, and that the
US To Deploy Extra Troops In The Gulf – No Ground Attack
US President Donald Trump agreed to the request of the commander of the US Central Command (US CENTCOM) to deploy 1500 additional troops in the
Three Possibilities Behind a Sabotage Operation Against Four Commercial Ships in the Southern Part of the Arabian Gulf
On Sunday, 12th of May 2019, the UAE Foreign Ministry said four commercial ships (two Saudi oil tankers, one Emiriti oil tanker and one Norwegian
Why the US Central Command Deployed Strategic Bombers (B-52) to the Middle East?
11th of May 2019 Four B-52H Stratofortress bombers took off from the Barksdale Air Force Base in Louisiana to land at the US military base
Will the US Adopt the Least Likely and Most Dangerous Scenario?
10th of May 2019 On September 15, former Israeli defense minister and military chief of staff Moshe “Bogie” Yaalon addressed a Policy Forum at The
Yemen Crisis and Four Years of War
Political and Security Development in Yemen On 15th of January 2015, the Houthis raided the house of President Abed Rabbo Hadi Mansour, surrounded the presidential
Rivalry in Syria after the US Withdrawal
The decision to withdraw the US forces from Syria created a new situation for a country suffering from civil war for eight years. The decision