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24 February 2012West and Wahabi vs. Shia
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The author outlines the partnership between NATO and Wahhabi extremists, and how the West assisted in an armed Sunni movement, which has spread to many countries in West Asia. Consequently, the Shia population suffers from serious discrimination at the hands of Wahabbi. Tagged Under |
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1 February 2012What Does Iran Want?
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Many issues were raised by the international community with respect to the controversy over Iran's nuclear programs. In this article, Professor Morris M. Mottale explains what Iran wants from this volatile situation. Tagged Under |
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9 December 2011Exxon's deal with the Kurds inflames Baghdad
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Against the will of Baghdad, Exxon has set up a drilling site in disputed territory. Signing a deal with the Regional Kurdish Government has led to debate that threatens Iraq's unity. Tagged Under |
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6 December 2011Reconsidering R2P, post-Libya
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After the crass misuse of Responsibility to Protect (R2P) in Libya, the broader question is: where is R2P headed? Do the events in Libya herald a more explicit assertion of this doctrine in other parts of the world? And should India rethink its viewpoint towards this ambiguous doctrine? Tagged Under |
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