Foreign Intervention in Middle East Geopolitics
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Description: | Middle East conflicts have long experienced destructive and counter-productive foreign interventions. Often western powers such as the USA are criticised for both intervening (George W. Bush) and for not intervening (Donald Trump). The panel will discuss the interests which foreign powers pursue in the region and consider whether a framework might be established which channels violent interventions into guarantees for peace. |
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Created: | 2020-07-02 21:43 |
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Collection: | Centre for Geopolitics |
Publisher: | Centre for Geopolitics |
Copyright: | Centre for Geopolitics |
Language: | eng (English) |
Keywords: | Middle East; intervention; geopolitics; |
Abstract: | Panel:
Ronen Bergman - New York Times Nikolay Khozhanov - Qatar University and Chatham House John Sfakianakis - Chatham House and Gulf Research Center Hesham Youssef - US Institute of Peace Moderator: Philipp Hirsch, Centre for Geopolitics |
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