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    Ebrahim Raisi Wins Iran Presidential Election; Faces Credibility Test

    June 19, 2021

    Assistant Director, MP-IDSA, Col. Rajeev Agarwal's article 'Ebrahim Raisi Wins Iran Presidential Election; Faces Credibility Test' has been published in Bharat Shakti on June 19, 2021.

    Gaza Conflict 2021: Why Now, Who Gains?

    May 27, 2021

    Assistant Director, MP-IDSA, Col. Rajeev Agarwal's article, 'Gaza Conflict 2021: Why now, Who gains?', has been publised by the Vivekananda International Foundation, on May 27, 2021.

    When the dust settles over this conflict, the manner of its escalation and timing will always be a point of debate, writes Col. Agarwal.

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    Saudi Arabia Announces Cease Fire in Yemen- Will it hold This Time?

    March 24, 2021

    Assistant Director, Manohar Parrikar IDSA, Col. Rajeev Agarwal’s article, ‘Saudi Arabia Announces Cease Fire in Yemen- Will it hold This Time?’ has been published by the Vivekananda International Foundation (VIF), on March 24, 2021.

    The ceasefire could be a win-win situation for all stakeholders. Changing dynamics and better sense may finally force the opposing parties to look afresh and maybe, the guns will fall silent after all, even if for a temporary truce, writes Col. Agarwal.

    Revival of the Iran Nuclear Deal: Options and Possibilities

    February 17, 2021

    Assistant Director, Manohar Parrikar IDSA, Col. Rajeev Agarwal’s article ‘Revival of the Iran Nuclear Deal: Options and Possibilities’ has been published by the Vivekanand International foundation (VIF) on February 17, 2021.

    The revival of the nuclear deal, unilaterally abandoned by the US in May 2018, would require more than just hope. While both the US and Iran have indicated their intentions to revive the deal, the onus perhaps lies with the US to take the first step. writes Col Agarwal.

    Re-thinking Gulf Security

    The Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) remains an inadequate and ineffective instrument to pursue regional security.

    February 01, 2021

    Iraq Elections-May 2018: Prospects and Possibilities

    In the present form, Prime Minister Abadi looks set to emerge as the largest block but the chances of his coalition getting the required majority are slim.

    May 08, 2018

    Ruling AKP in Turkey Gets a Lifeline

    The AKP needs to go over the fundamentals of its decade long success in the country before it charts its future course. Its success in the previous decade was built on the pillars of national consolidation, economic growth and religious tolerance.

    November 05, 2015

    The Iran Nuclear Deal: An Indian Perspective

    The Iran Nuclear Deal: An Indian Perspective

    The Iran nuclear deal should not be seen in isolation. There has been a clear realisation in the West, especially in the US, that Iran needs to be brought out of international isolation and into the mainstream.

    April 06, 2015

    Threat of Israel's Regional Isolation and Imperatives for the Future

    Surrounded by hostile neighbours, Israel has been overly conscious of its national security interests, a concern which has shaped its regional strategy right from its birth in 1948. It needs to evolve a dynamic regional strategy in tune with the changing regional dynamics or else could end up being more isolated in the region.

    Egypt's Uneasy Transition: Internal and External Dynamics and Challenges for India

    Egypt's Uneasy Transition: Internal and External Dynamics and Challenges for India

    Amidst the ‘Arab Spring’ nations, the most keenly watched and followed developments have been in Egypt. Being one of the largest Arab nations, lynchpin of peace treaty with Israel, key US ally and a nation of potent and modern armed forces, Egypt deserved the attention. And so, the success or otherwise of the Arab revolutions hinged on the success or failure in Egypt. However the transition in Egypt has been far from smooth so far.

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