Derasat Announces Key Conference

The Bahrain Institute for Strategic, International and Energy Studies (DERASAT) will organize the key conference – in the presence of prominent academic figures and researchers specialized in thought, history and culture.

Extremism in Bahrain: Derasat’s Initiative

The issue of extremism in general and in Bahrain in particular was discussed on a radio program with Dr. Shaikh Abdulla bin Ahmed Al Khalifa, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for International Relations, and Chairman of…

A Gulf-US Relations Model

Gulf States and the strengthening of international strategic partnerships: a Gulf-US relations model.

Opec Risks Destroying Its Oil Market Success

The agreement has been “successful in an unprecedented manner,” said Omar Al-Ubaydli, economist at think tank Derasat in Bahrain. “OPEC has never achieved such high levels of coordinated restraint.”

NATO’s Strategy to Prevent Iran From Acquiring Nuclear Weapons

On June 2, 2018, Jens Stoltenberg, Secretary General of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), made an important statement saying that “the alliance will not provide Israel with defensive assistance if attacked by Iran.” He added that “Israel is a partner and not a member of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.”

Derasat Researcher Warning on Oil and Energy

Derasat’s Analyst and Researcher in the field of oil and energy, Abdulaziz Al Doseri said that the US withdrawal from the nuclear agreement with Iran is the most rational act of international peace and security, although the consequences of this withdrawal have become much worse than signing the agreement itself.

Derasat Researcher Warning on Oil and Energy

Derasat’s Analyst and Researcher in the field of oil and energy, Abdulaziz Al Doseri said that the US withdrawal from the nuclear agreement with Iran is the most rational act of international peace and security, although the consequences of this…