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Sufyan bin Uzayr in Political Periscope

Apr 9, 2015

A Diplomatic Solution For Middle East

When it comes to the Middle East, everything happens at a pace that is too fast to comprehend. Proxy wars, manipulations and unjustifiable violence — unfortunately, a region so blessed and so beautiful is nowadays mostly known for all the wrong things.

Sufyan bin Uzayr in Political Periscope

Mar 2, 2015

Securing The Gulf: The Question of Yemen

Of late, countries at the centre of the world — Iraq, Syria, Egypt, Libya and even Lebanon for that matter — are going through troubles and disturbances. Be it the Arab Spring or militant insurgency, the overall atmosphere in most countries of the region has…

Sufyan bin Uzayr in Political Periscope

Feb 4, 2014

Iran And The Gulf: Prospects And Challenges

Past few months have kept Iran busy. Apart from elections and a new President, a proposed nuclear deal is also in the air. With USA and its allies planning to end their disastrous outing in Iraq, Iran’s role in the region seems to be growing with each…

Sufyan bin Uzayr in Political Periscope

Dec 8, 2013

Yemen: Chaos, Conflict And Revolution

Yemen. The very name of this country brings many thoughts to one’s mind. It happens to be one of the oldest centres of civilization in the region, and is currently the second largest country in the Arabian Peninsula. If that does not impress you, Yemen is also the…

Sufyan bin Uzayr in Political Periscope

Nov 25, 2013

Iran-US Nuclear Deal Signals A Gorbachev Moment For Rouhani

So Iran and the United States reached a deal about the nuclear stuff recently. Thus far, I have read many opinions and analyses about this historic event: Israel calls it a mistake of gigantic proportions, US and Iran are…