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EXPERT RELEASES

Eleonora Ardemagni

Middle East and North Africa
Not Only Royals: The Gulf's Policy-Makers in the 2020s
In the Arab capitals of the Gulf, ruling classes are quietly emerging beside rulers, boosted by economic diversification. Power and politics continue, traditionally, to be centralized and...
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Middle East and North Africa
Deciphering Power: The Gulf's Nascent Ruling Classes
In the Gulf monarchies, power is still highly centralized and personalized. However, policy-making is no longer exclusively centred around royal families, religious establishments, and traditional...
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Middle East and North Africa, Energy Security
After Ukraine, should the US relaunch its security partnership with the Gulf?
After a decade of cold US-Saudi relations, the shock provoked by the Russian invasion of Ukraine provides pragmatic incentives to reorient the US-Saudi-Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) alliance.
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Middle East and North Africa
Yemen War, Year 7: Southern Protests Lay Bare the Limits of Alternative Governance
As the conflict in Yemen drags on, an interesting dynamic  has marked the last year of war: the rise of popular protests in many Southern regions, the areas which are not directly hit by airstrikes...
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Middle East and North Africa
Yemen: The Houthi-UAE Escalation is a Setback for the Emirati Strategy
Yemen’s Houthis attacked Abu Dhabi twice in a week. For the United Arab Emirates (UAE), risk perception has dramatically increased: things will never be the same. The Emirati leadership, a master of...
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Middle East and North Africa
Red Sea Security: How Yemen Tests The “Abraham Equation”
The “Abraham equation”, which refers here to the developing cooperation among the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Bahrain, Israel, and the United States, strengthens regional maritime alliances in the...
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Middle East and North Africa
Institutionalised (In)Security: Exploring the MENA Region’s Governance Crises
After a decade of popular uprisings and civil wars, the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region is experiencing a deep governance crisis. The transformation, weakening or even the collapse of...
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Asia, Middle East and North Africa
Still a Mediator: Qatar’s Afghan Shot on the International Stage
Qatar is carving out a leading role for itself within international diplomacy - particularly in light of recent events in Afghanistan - through its mediation-oriented foreign policy. This occurs...
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Middle East and North Africa
Saudi Arabia's New Balances on Yemen
Saudi Arabia’s rebalanced alliances within the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) are producing recalibrated power relations in Yemen, too, as the new United Nations Special Envoy — the Swedish diplomat...
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Middle East and North Africa
Military Bases and the US-China Rivalry: Gulf Monarchies Bet on Parallel Partnerships
The geostrategic scenario around the Gulf monarchies has significantly changed, a phenomenon that is reflected by shifting American and Chinese approaches to military outposts in the area. As such, a...
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Middle East and North Africa
Understanding Arab Armies in the Security Hybridization Age
Ten years after the Arab uprisings, Arab armies are in a state of flux. They played a pivotal role in shaping post-2011 political outcomes and, today, the military is even more influential in...
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Middle East and North Africa
Beyond Hybridity: Making Sense of Re-Generated Military Forces
Key findings: In fractured Arab states (as Yemen, Syria, Libya and Iraq), defense structures are no more army-centred. It’s the sunset of the armies as pillars of national defense sectors, reflecting...
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