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Hormuz Crisis Shock: Iran War Threats Escalate Fast
The Hormuz crisis is once again pushing global tensions higher. Fresh threats between the United States and Iran are raising fears of a wider regional conflict, while diplomacy struggles to keep pace with rising risks.
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Hamas Calls on Iran to Exercise Restraint in Gulf Attacks
In January of last year, members of the Basij militia, a paramilitary organization associated with the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), were seen marching through downtown Tehran, Iran’s capital. The members, dressed in black masks and red headbands, carried missile replicas emblazoned with slogans such as “God is with Gaza,” “Quds (Jerusalem), we are coming,” and “Hamas is alive.” This…
Overall, the analysis provided in the book is extremely valuable to US policy makers and officers in charge of American bases in those regions, as they will
To aid the understanding of the security of the Gulf region, Geoffrey F. Gresh published Gulf Security and the U.S. Military: Regime Survival and the Politics of Basing. In this book, he explores the reasons that contribute to the giving or withdraw of permissions from countries in the Gulf region such as Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, and Oman for the United States to establish, maintain and operate military bases on their sovereign territory. Unlike classical realist scholars such as Kenneth Waltz, who believes security concerns are merely external factor; Gresh focuses not only on external but also internal security concerns that threaten regimes in the region. He argued that when regimes face external threats from foreign invasion greater than the internal threats posed by their political enemy, regimes will welcome American military bases. However, when the regime is facing challenges internally that threaten and undermine the legitimacy of the ruling government, regimes are unlikely to welcome American base presence on their territory. READ THE FULL REVIEW
Six Pillars of UAE Security Strategy
Six Pillars of UAE Security Strategy
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6 Security Pillars of UAE – Anwar Gargash
UAE’s Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Anwar Gargash outlined the six key ways through which the country seeks to ensure its own and the Gulf’s broader security. Referencing extremism and fundamentalism as key security concerns that…
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