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9/11 twenty years on: al-Qaida is defeated – but jihadism is here to stay

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13 September 2021

Twenty years ago, the terrorist group al-Qaida carried out the deadliest attack on US soil the world had ever seen. Overnight, al-Qaida founder Osama bin Laden became the most notorious…Read More >

The foreign policy legacy that Donald Trump leaves Joe Biden

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11 November 202012 November 2021

Donald Trump promised the American people that he would “Make America Great Again” by pursuing an America First foreign policy as president. The pledge, made on his inaguration day, stemmed from…Read More >

What next for Iran’s proxy network after killing of Qassem Soleimani?

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8 January 2020

Proxy war expert Dr Vladimir Rauta provides analysis of the possible fall-out from the assassination of Iran’s Quds Force leader in a new piece for The Conversation.

Nuclear powers once shared their technology openly – how Iran’s programme fell on the wrong side of history

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5 October 201929 October 2019

As Iran steps up its nuclear programme, Professor Joseph O’ Mahoney explores the history and politics of restrictions on the use of atomic technology in a recent post for The…Read More >

Nas Daily: Palestinian blogger delivers upbeat message to millions – but he can afford to

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8 January 201915 November 2021

In its early days, social media held promise as a great equaliser. But in practice, only the voices of those who have enough time, freedom, education and social resources are…Read More >

Egypt’s Sisi dashed his country’s hopes – and what support he has is eroding

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4 April 201819 September 2018

While President Abdel Fatteh al-Sisi’s success in this week’s Egyptian elections was guaranteed, support for him is flagging and monumental challenges to his power lie ahead, says Professor Dina Rezk in…Read More >

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