Open Dialogue Research Journal
A stillborn agreement treated as thrivingly alive; an understanding celebrated as consensual and equal. The AUKUS security arrangement between Australia, the United Kingdom and the United States, envisaging the transfer and building of nuclear-powered submarines to the Royal Australian Navy, continues operating in haphazard fashion. So far, the stream has […]
The Syrian conflict has drawn in numerous international players, among which Russia and Iran stand out as two of the most influential actors supporting the Syrian government. Their cooperation in Syria is rooted in shared strategic interests but is also shaped by underlying tensions and divergent goals. This article explores […]
The current processes in Syria are causing concern to many external players, from neighbors (which is quite natural) and former allies of Bashar al-Assad, such as Russia and Iran, to Western countries that are wary that the processes of state-building will go on without their participation, and the current interim […]
Germany Faces Stagnation, As Industrial Output Plummets
The EU’s Need For Cheap Ukrainian Labor Imperils Ukraine’s Post-War Reconstruction
New Syria: The Path To Federation Or ISIS-2?
How Washington And Ankara Changed The Regime In Damascus
The Russian-Iranian Interaction In Syria: Mechanism, Cooperation, Contention, And Beyond
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