One year on: The reverberations of the war in the Middle East
Saudi Arabia and Iran, as key power brokers in the Middle East, continue to couch their bilateral relations in antagonistic terms as they chafe against each other in a battle…
Topic
Middle East and North Africa
Articles
Dividing Lines – Executive Summary
Saudi Arabia and Iran, as key power brokers in the Middle East, continue to couch their bilateral relations in antagonistic terms as they chafe against each other in a battle…
Dividing Lines – Introduction: Sectarianism as a boundary making process
Saudi Arabia and Iran, as key power brokers in the Middle East, continue to couch their bilateral relations in antagonistic terms as they chafe against each other in a battle…
Can national unity cure sectarian division? The potential pitfalls of nationalist protest discourses
Saudi Arabia and Iran, as key power brokers in the Middle East, continue to couch their bilateral relations in antagonistic terms as they chafe against each other in a battle…
Dividing Lines – Conclusions and recommendations
Saudi Arabia and Iran, as key power brokers in the Middle East, continue to couch their bilateral relations in antagonistic terms as they chafe against each other in a battle…
Power-Sharing: Why is it still central in the efforts to end the wars in Syria and Yemen?
Saudi Arabia and Iran, as key power brokers in the Middle East, continue to couch their bilateral relations in antagonistic terms as they chafe against each other in a battle…
Why does the “lodestar of democracy” not promote justice and accountability regarding Iran?
Saudi Arabia and Iran, as key power brokers in the Middle East, continue to couch their bilateral relations in antagonistic terms as they chafe against each other in a battle…
The OSCE’s Afghanistan Challenge
Saudi Arabia and Iran, as key power brokers in the Middle East, continue to couch their bilateral relations in antagonistic terms as they chafe against each other in a battle…
Look beyond power-sharing to start building peace in Syria
Saudi Arabia and Iran, as key power brokers in the Middle East, continue to couch their bilateral relations in antagonistic terms as they chafe against each other in a battle…
The impact of Covid-19: A case for maintaining external aid commitments and international cooperation
Saudi Arabia and Iran, as key power brokers in the Middle East, continue to couch their bilateral relations in antagonistic terms as they chafe against each other in a battle…
FPC Briefing: How to Maintain Integrity of Elections during the Covid-19 Pandemic
Saudi Arabia and Iran, as key power brokers in the Middle East, continue to couch their bilateral relations in antagonistic terms as they chafe against each other in a battle…
FPC Briefing: Liberalism and Geopolitics beyond COVID-19
Saudi Arabia and Iran, as key power brokers in the Middle East, continue to couch their bilateral relations in antagonistic terms as they chafe against each other in a battle…
Publications
Europe in the World: Can EU foreign policy make an impact?
Examining how Europe is seen internationally and the effectiveness of the External Action Service.
12/02/13
Full and Equal Citizens? How to deliver equality for Israel’s Arab community
A detailed overview of some of the main challenges facing Israel’s Arab-Palestinian community.
14/12/10
Iran Human Rights Review: Religion
The inaugural Iran Human Rights Review focuses on religion in relation to human rights in…
25/10/10
Persian (Farsi) translation of ‘From Cradle to Coffin: A Report on Child Executions in Iran’
The full text of 'From Cradle to Coffin' translated into Farsi is available to download…
30/06/09
A Revolution Without Rights? Women, Kurds and Bahai’s Searching for Equality in Iran (Executive Summary in Farsi)
This is the Farsi translation of the Executive Summary of the new FPC pamphlet.
03/12/08
The Iraq Commission Report
The Foreign Policy Centre, in conjunction with Channel 4, set up an independent, cross-party Commission…
19/07/07