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I can answer any question that deals with geopolitics, political stability and the role of big powers in the Middle East. My strongest background deals with the Israeli-Palestinian conflict but I have a good knowledge of the region going from the Caucasus to Egypt, the Arabic Peninsula and Central Asia. Even if your question does not directly deal with this, I will try to answer it anyway.
- European Institute for International Relations (EIIR) - Center for American Studies (CAS) - Cel for Financial Intelligence (CFI)
- BA Political Science - MA International Relations - MA American Studies
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Hello Sarah, Politics is an extremely broad concept in which you may consider different matters: - international politics (international organization, wars, diplomacy, ...) - social and economic policies
Hello and sorry for the delay. Well your question is quite original. I guess my quote on the recent events in Tunisia would be: "The people in Tunisia made the choice of throwing away a corrupt government
Hi Rami, Your question is quite broad so I will try to give a general comment on the current state of Iraq. It is quite difficult to say Iraq looks like a democracy on a traditional point of view. Democracy
Hi Leah, Britain has no never been as involved as the US on the issue recently. Their role in early 20th century however was important. With the destruction of Ottoman Empire by the end of WWI, Britain
Hello Rami, This question is a bit outside of my expertise, but I will try to give you a hint. Obviously the fact that important characters of the old regime stay in charge of the state is definitely
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