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New US Administration Approach to Syria: How Different Could It Be?

... than those with the Middle East which will remain on the margins of the US foreign policy, being a concern only through the lens of strategic threats, such as combatting terrorism (anti-ISIS coalition efforts), nuclear non-proliferation (revival of the JCPOA), and interacting with actors involved in those issues. Third, Biden will face certain domestic opposition to some of the Middle East policy issues, e.g. Iran nuclear deal, the Israeli–Palestinian conflict, sanctioned entities and so on. Finally, having different views, approaches and rationale, US allies in the region (Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Turkey and Israel) could possibly frustrate some of the plans devised by the new ...

03.03.2021

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Is Russia Preparing to Get Closer to Iran in the Biden Era?

... suggest that Moscow sees the Trump administration’s two main Iran policy legacies in the Middle East, i.e., withdrawing from JCPOA and emboldening Israel through peace deals, as an opportunity for deepening alignment with Iran and promoting Russia’s great power status. Although ... ... Russo-Iranian relations, some complexities require a nuanced approach from both sides. In his pre-election interviews, president-elect Joe Biden called Russia the “ biggest threat ” to the United States. No further details have been released about what that ...

21.01.2021

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