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James Dorsey

Global Turmoil: Ethics offer a way out of the crisis

Published November 30, 2019by James Dorsey 3 Comments

Rarely is out-of-the-box thinking needed more than in this era of geopolitical, political and economic turmoil. The stakes couldn’t be higher in a world in which civilizationalist leaders risk shepherding in an era of even greater political violence, disenfranchisement and… Continue Reading →

Analysis, Egypt, Tunisia Egypt, James Dorsey, Kuwait, Tunisia

Mending Gulf fences could weaken support for U.S. sanctions against Iran

Published November 28, 2019by James Dorsey 3 Comments

Saudi efforts to negotiate an end to the Yemen war in a bid to open a dialogue with Iran could call into question continued Gulf support for US President Donald J. Trump’s maximum pressure campaign against the Islamic republic. Saudi… Continue Reading →

Analysis, Saudi Arabia, Yemen James Dorsey, Saudi Arabia, Yemen

Middle Eastern protests: A tug of war over who has the longer breath

Published November 20, 2019by James Dorsey

By James Dorsey Mass anti-government protests in several Arab countries are turning into competitions to determine who has the longer breath, the protesters or the government. In Algeria, Lebanon and Iraq, countries in which the leader was either forced to… Continue Reading →

Algeria, Analysis, Armenia, Iran, Iraq, Lebanon Algeria, Iran, iraq, James Dorsey, Lebanon

It’s when not if China’s Middle Eastern tightrope snaps

Published November 13, 2019by James Dorsey 6 Comments

By James Dorsey China is manoeuvring to avoid being sucked into the Middle East’s numerous disputes amid mounting debate in Beijing on whether the People’s Republic will be able to remain aloof yet ensure the safety and security of its… Continue Reading →

Analysis, China, Iran China, Iran, James Dorsey

Salvaging international law: The best of bad options

Published November 8, 2019by James Dorsey 6 Comments

by James M. Dorsey These are uncertain times with trade wars, regional conflicts and increased abuse of human and minority rights pockmarking the transition from a unipolar to a multipolar world. What may be potentially the most dangerous casualty of… Continue Reading →

Analysis, China, India, Israel, Syria international law, James Dorsey

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