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24 April 2012The Bahrain formula
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With turmoil in the Middle East, a drawdown in Iraq and Afghanistan, the Iran-Israel-U.S. conflict, the international community has paid little attention to the democracy of a small group of people - the Bahrainis. More worrisome, however, is that politics now responds to the elite. Tagged Under |
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20 April 2012Deciphering today’s Middle East
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What are the implications for India if Iran is attacked? How effective has the response been by gulf nations to their own protests? Ambassador Talmiz Ahmad, India’s former Ambassador to Saudi Arabia, discusses the dynamics of West Asia with Gateway House’s Alisha Pinto and Azadeh Pourzand. Tagged Under |
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16 January 2012Asia’s Energy, Asia’s Security
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India and China can both satisfy their need for energy security by looking to the Middle East. Further, A trilateral initiative by the US, China, and India in the Gulf would benefit global growth and stability. Tagged Under |
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13 December 2011Iran Frustrated Attempting to Take Charge of Arab Rising
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Iran was delighted by the Arab Spring, thinking it could have a big influence on the new governments' implementation. But fundamentalist Iranian ambitions remain only partially fulfilled. Tagged Under |
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