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CIGA Staff

Women Journalist in the Middle of Taliban Power

Author: M.Yoserizal Saragih Affiliation: Universitas Islam Negeri Sumatera Utara (Indonesia) Organization/Publisher: Konfrontasi Journal: Culture, Economy and Social Changes Date/Place: September 7, 2021/Indonesia Type of Literature: Research Paper Number of Pages: 10 Link: Keywords: Women Journalists, Taliban, Power   Brief:…

MBZ is performing a U-turn that could reshape the Middle East

Author: David Hearst Affiliation: The Middle East Eye Organization/Publisher: The Middle East Eye Date/Place: September 15, 2021/UK Type of Literature: Opinion   Word Count: 2100 Link:https://www.middleeasteye.net/opinion/uae-foreign-policy-swerve-could-reshape-middle-east  Keywords: US, Emirate, Israel MBZ, Abraham Accords  Brief: The author claims that regional and international…

When Do Ideological Enemies Ally?

Author: Mark L. Haas Affiliation: Duquesne University Organization/Publisher: International Security, MIT Press Date/Place: Summer 2021/USA Type of Literature: Academic Journal article Number of Pages: 43  Link: Keywords: Alliances, Ideology, France, Soviet Union, Frenemy, International Relations theory   Brief:  …

Modi Is Trying to Engineer a Hindu Majority in Kashmir

Authors: Kaisar Andrabi and Zubair Amin Affiliation: Independent journalists based in Indian-administered Kashmir Organization/Publisher: Foreign Policy Date/Place: August 11, 2021 / USA Type of Literature: Analysis Word Count: 2200 Link: Keywords: Kashmir, Conflict, International Armed Conflict, Pakistan, India, Demography, Hindu…

Why the Taliban Won

Author: Vanda Felbab-Brown Affiliation: Brookings Institute (Director of the Initiative on Nonstate Armed Actors) Organization/Publisher: Foreign Affairs Date/Place: August 17, 2021/USA Type of Literature: Article Word Count: 2134  Link: Keywords: Taliban, Afghanistan, USA Brief: The writer talks about the circumstances…