Normalisation in the Gulf: A Brighter Future for Iran?
In what seems a potentially huge breakthrough for the Middle East, Saudi Arabia has normalised relations with Iran. The key moment was when Wang Yi,
In what seems a potentially huge breakthrough for the Middle East, Saudi Arabia has normalised relations with Iran. The key moment was when Wang Yi,
Our NCF Senior Fellow, Dr Neil Partrick, has put together a fascinating blog gauging the implications of the ‘bridge’ developed by China, in hope of
Perhaps the most well-known of Iran’s current crises is that associated with the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, Iran’s nuclear deal with the West. Talks
Iran has a turbulent relationship with its neighbours and the wider international community, sustained by recent regional and global developments. Iran and Afghanistan Iran and
An eight-day online conference by the Next Century Foundation. From Sunday, August 7th to Sunday, August 14th 2022. We are excited to invite you to
On June 2, Yemen’s warring parties agreed to renew the truce for 2 more months. Although beneficial for the country, various issues within Yemen are
Six years after his last official presence (at the time as vice president), President Biden visited the Middle East on a four day trip with a
Neil Partrick, Senior Fellow here at The Next Century Foundation, writes on the substance of President Biden’s trip to the Middle East and the silent passing
The Kurds have an estimated population of 25-35 million and are the world’s largest stateless ethnic group. They are mostly spread across eastern Turkey, northern
Ayatollah Seyed Salman Safavi The following is based on the contribution of Ayatollah Safavi to this week’s recent debate on tolerance to mark Iraq’s national