Without tangible sanctions relief, Syrian civil society organisations will struggle to play a meaningful role in the country’s constitutional reform, local governance, or transitional justice efforts.
GCC countries must leverage to their domestic resources to compensate for the loss of American green investments and foster regional climate finance initiatives.
Declaring 2025 as the Year of Environmental Protection and the Green Economy signals a shift toward making sustainability a central development priority in Uzbekistan.
The transit corridor competition that is currently underway between Iraq, Iran, and Afghanistan will increase the land connectivity options among the GCC and Central Asian countries.
This edited volume is a result of a collaboration between the Bourse & Bazaar Foundation and the Middle East Institute at the National University of Singapore. It seeks to identify areas for regional environmental cooperation between the GCC, Iraq, and Iran.
This report seeks to examine whether China is poised to take on more responsibility for the proliferation risks in the Middle East as it advances its own diplomatic and commercial interests.
This report evaluates the effect of economic sanctions on household welfare in Iran between 2010-20, using data from the annual Household Expenditure and Income Survey.
Morteza Ghomi examines the impact of sanctions on the Iranian economy from 2011-2015, focusing on changes in the economic mobility of Iranian households.
