Search: Middle East,Syria,Refugees (2 materials)

Germany’s Southern Сorridor to Greater Eurasia: Away from Warsaw towards Damascus

... institutions, possibly garnering support from other net contributors to the EU budget. Germany holds an ace to reenter the Middle East through Syria. Namely, the German government may argue that it represents the views and interests of the large number of Syrian refugees that now reside in the country. A German pivot to the Middle East would be a step towards the consolidation of Greater Eurasia via a Southern corridor. The context: a new world order is emerging Elena Alekseenkova: EU Towards Creating Its Own Eurasian Strategy The US-dominated world order that grew out ...

19.10.2017

Jordan’s Remarkable Resilience

... current situation in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, which has managed to remain relatively stable amidst the stormy waters of Middle Eastern politics. In the past, the Jordanian state and the ruling Hashemite regime weathered many crises and in many instances ... ... socio-economic cleavages. Today Jordan is once again facing a multiplicity of internal and external problems: a vast influx of Syrian refugees, lingering discontent with the regime, and tensions between social groups. The most worrying development, however, has ...

13.11.2015

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