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Analysis

The implications of Israel’s strike on Qatar

The Israeli airstrike that targeted senior Hamas figures in Doha represents a qualitative shift in the trajectory of the protracted conflict in Gaza and the wider region.

The growing Arab role in the international system: Between effective mediation and geopolitical rebalancing

Amid the profound geopolitical shifts unfolding worldwide, Arab states have found themselves presented with a historic opportunity to enhance their presence on the global stage.

Iraqi importers offer the U.S. a valuable geopolitical opportunity

Iraqi importers are trying to find American companies to replace their Chinese and Iranian suppliers, a geopolitical opportunity that the United States should not pass.

Potential for a lasting Saudi-Iranian rapprochement in a changing Middle East

In recent years Qatar has emerged as a go-to mediator in regional and global conflicts and in post-disaster humanitarian relief, elevating Doha as a major geopolotical player, especially in the Middle East and North Africa.

Qatar’s emerging role in Gaza and MENA humanitarian crises and conflicts

In recent years Qatar has emerged as a go-to mediator in regional and global conflicts and in post-disaster humanitarian relief, elevating Doha as a major geopolotical player, especially in the Middle East and North Africa.

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