Middle East

Is Israel's unfaithfulness to its allies coming to an end?

Middle East Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - January 30, 2023.

Iran has many reasons to claim that the attack on its military facility in Isfahan caused only "minor damage". The situation is very unpleasant for...

How Russia is affected by the designation of Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps as a terrorist organisation

EU Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - January 16, 2023.

Designating the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps as a terrorist organisation would be an unusually strong show of the European Union’s muscles to Tehran. The Union...

Will we meet the new Netanyahu?

Middle East Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - January 1, 2023.

Benjamin Netanyahu has started his sixth term as Israel's prime minister, making him its longest-serving prime minister. Although he is an old hand in  both...

Could China be the ice breaker in stalled talks on Iran's nuclear programme?

Middle East Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - December 25, 2022.

The chances of renewing the nuclear agreement with Iran are around zero, because the issue has been pushed aside by the new global crisis. This...

Has the morality policy in Iran been relegated to history?

Middle East Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - December 4, 2022.

Should Iranians, and especially women in Iran be wary, rather than relax after the statement from the leaders of the regime in Tehran that the...

Turkey and Egypt: a new beginning after Erdogan and Sisi's handshake

Turkey Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - November 27, 2022.

After eight years of all-out cooling and another year of diplomatic efforts to get Turkish-Egyptian relations back on track, a hearty handshake and enthusiastic messages...

Qatar and the world before and after the World Cup: Changes for which money is not enough

Globalization Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - November 8, 2022.

Will Qatar be a different country after December 18 and the World Cup final? It certainly will, but perhaps the more important question is whether...

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