The Renewed Dilemma: Gulf Security From an Iranian View
The Renewed Dilemma: Gulf Security From an Iranian View Home / Research / Research By Program / Strategic and International Studies /The Renewed Dilemma: Gulf Security From an Iranian View Strategic And International The Renewed Dilemma: Gulf Security From an Iranian View Gulf-Iran relations are sometimes characterized by contradictions. In times when we witness numerous […]
The Renewed Dilemma: Gulf Security From an Iranian View
Gulf-Iran relations are sometimes characterized by contradictions. In times when we witness numerous tensions in relations because of some controversial issues, we note that there are distinct economic relations between Iran and some Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries.
The Gulf “Coordination” Rather Than “Cooperation” Council: the Challenges of Shaping a Union Before the Member Countries
The GCC has achieved various successes since its inception in 1981, and in principle it has developed from a security and military union to economic integration, embodied in a customs union, a single market, and a tangible plan for launching monetary union.
Bahrain Concise Quarterly Economic Report: Q1 2014
A quarterly publication that provides an overview of the current state of the Bahraini economy and analyzes it. In the “Policy Focus” section, the report analyzes an important current issue faced by policymakers and provides recommendations.
Between Europe and the Gulf: Reconsidering Strategic Interest in the Middle East
The Konrad Adenauer Stiftung (KAS) organized a conference in the Kempinski Dead Sea Resort in Jordan entitled, Between Europe and the Gulf: Reconsidering Strategic Interest in the Middle East between the dates of December 15-17, 2013. The participant list included various reputable European and Middle Eastern research and academic institutions. The three-day event covered a wide variety of developments in the Middle East.
The Gulf Strategic Conference
The conference aims to refine our characterization and improve our understanding of the transformations currently underway, their future paths and their likely consequences, both regionally and globally. It also seeks to develop a shared, pragmatic understanding of regional security and stability, in turn contributing to global security.
