Eva J. Koulouriotis

Monthly archives: June 2018

Huffington Post Greece – June 29, 2018 Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s victory in Turkey’s parliamentary and presidential elections was clear months before, despite all the figures projected by western media about the decline in popularity. We should, however, stick to the outcome of the parliamentary elections in which the ruling AKP […]

Turkey after Erdoğan’s election victory

June 29, 2018 in Articles / Huffington Post Greece

Al-Sharq – June 17, 2018, issue 10958 After a relative lull in the war in Yemen, the sounds of the weapons returned again. The goal this time was Al-Hudaydah and specifically its harbor. Some may see it as a reasonable and anticipated move, but looking at the details of the […]

Marine lanes and oil are two main reasons for the ...

June 17, 2018 in Al-Sharq / Articles tagged AL-HUDAYDAH / IRAN / QATAR / SAUDI ARABIA / TURKEY / UAE / USA / YEMEN

Al-Quds Al-Arabi – June 14, 2018, issue 9215, p. 21 It is important for us as researchers and political observers to understand where the Middle East is generally going and monitor the evolution of the conflict between Israel and Iran particularly in Syria. Despite the refusal of many observers that the […]

Between Israel and Iran … Assad in the bottleneck

June 14, 2018 in Al-Quds Al-Arabi / Articles tagged ASSAD / ASSAD REGIME / HEZBOLLAH / IRAN / IRGC / ISRAEL / NUCLEAR PROGRAM / RUSSIA / SYRIA / TURKEY / UN / USA

Huffington Post Greece – June 11, 2018 Since the first year of assuming power by the new French President Emmanuel Macron, we have seen great progress and revitalization in Paris’ traditional policy. The young president is trying hard to bring France back to the forefront of international politics from the […]

Macron’s new strategy in the international arena

June 11, 2018 in Articles / Huffington Post Greece tagged EGYPT / FRANCE / HOLLANDE / LIBYA / MACRON / MIDDLE EAST / RUSSIA / SAUDI ARABIA / SYRIA / UKRAINE / USA