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Exclusive: U.S have acknowledged about the new agreement with Iran and removal of some sanctions, that led India to stop importing crude oil from the gulf

4 mn readTrump administration imposed certain sanctions on Persian Gulf nations that stopped India to importing oil from Iran in mid-2019. But now as sanctions are about to ease following the time span, India is prepping to get back into the buyers list and start importing again, according to the reports. The current situation followed when Trump […]

Shefali Ranawat

Eat News

June 15, 2021June 25, 2021

Exclusive,South Asia News

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The new post-colonial in the Middle East

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4 mn readIn the post-pandemic world, signs, and manifestations of slavery present a new era of unconventional challenges perpetrated by governments or armed non-state actors (terrorist organizations, criminal gangs, and hybrid groups), says Benjamin Wittes, an American legal journalist and senior fellow in governance studies at the Brookings Institution.

Ornella Sukkar

Eat News

June 4, 2021June 4, 2021

Middle East News,News

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Exclusive: As a former U.S. diplomat in Saudi Arabia, who served six presidents, what do you think about Trump and Biden’s Middle East policies?

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4 mn readSince the collapse of the Soviet Union, the central foreign policy of the United States has been focused on the Middle East. In addition to the competition for oil resources, after the 9/11 terrorist attacks, the Bush administration sent U.S. troops to attack Iraq and Afghanistan and stationed troops in the Middle East. It was only after the Obama administration launched its pivot to the Asia-Pacific region in its second term. Also, Trump was elected president in 2016 with an “anti-China” slogan that U.S. foreign policy moved from the Middle East to China. Now, David H. Rundell, a 30 years veteran of the U.S. State Department and a longtime diplomat based in the Middle East, gives an exclusive interview to Eat News to analyze Trump and Biden administrations’ Middle East policies.