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Monthly Archives: May 2015
US and Russia Need to Cooperate
31 May 2015 During his first visit to Moscow on 6-8 July 2009 President Obama tried to “reset” relations. Unfortunately for the international community this failed to materialize. Russians probably preferred to wait and see. The Arab Spring led to … Continue reading
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Tagged Daesh, Iraq, Kerry, Kerry-Lavrov, Russia, Syria, Ukraine, US, US-Russia relations, Yemen
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Yemen’s Sectarian Divide
27 May 2015 Saudi-led airstrikes against Yemen’s Houthis started on 26 March. On 14 April the UN Security Council adopted Resolution 2216 giving Saudi Arabia what may be called a diplomatic victory. The Resolution urged all Yemeni parties to respond … Continue reading
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Tagged Houthis, Iran, Riyadh Conference, Saudi Arabia, Yemen conflict
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Syria: Only More Trouble Ahead
25 May 2015 With Daesh controlling half of Syrian territory and the “Army of Conquest” consolidating its gains in the Idlib province and getting closer to regime’s bastion of Latakia, the Assad regime appears to be on the retreat. While … Continue reading
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Tagged Army of Conquest, Egypt, Qatar, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Turkey, US
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The Fall of Ramadi and Turkish Views From the Past…
21 May 2015 22 September 2015 will mark the 35th anniversary of the beginning of the Iraq-Iran war which lasted eight years. This was followed by Saddam Hussein’s invasion of Kuwait in 1990 and the First Gulf War. In 2003 … Continue reading
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Tagged Arab force, Daesh, Iraq, ISIS, Obama, Ramadi, Russia, US
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US-GCC Camp David Summit: An Overview
18 May 2015 US-Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) Summit meeting at Camp David ended with a Joint Statement and an Annex which contains additional detail on future avenues of cooperation. The Gulf States had four major expectations from the summit: • … Continue reading
Confusion over the Camp David Summit
13 May 2015 Following his visit to Riyadh, Secretary Kerry met with his Gulf counterparts in Paris on Friday, May 8th in preparation of this week’s summit at Camp David. After the meeting, Kerry and Saudi Foreign Minister al-Jubair held … Continue reading
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Yemen: Time for Decisive Diplomacy
9 May 2015 Saudi Arabia has announced a five-day humanitarian cease-fire in Yemen. The cease-fire is supposed to start on Tuesday, May 12th at 11:00 p.m., last for five days and be subject to renewal. During two press conferences with … Continue reading
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Tagged Adel al-Jubair, cease-fire in Yemen, Iran, Iraq, Kerry, Oman, Saudi Arabia, Senegal, US, Yemen
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