
No massive change expected in Iran-US relations after nuclear deal
By Afro-Middle East Centre Relations between the two countries were non-existent since the 1979 Islamic revolution and the subsequent US embassy hostage crisis which resulted
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By Afro-Middle East Centre Relations between the two countries were non-existent since the 1979 Islamic revolution and the subsequent US embassy hostage crisis which resulted

By Afro-Middle East Centre Allegedly, the current Saudi-led onslaught on Yemen has already caused destruction that resembles the destruction wrought in Syria over the last four years.

By Afro-Middle East Centre The agreement on Iran’s nuclear programme concluded this week seems to be an example of the benefits of concerted diplomacy. Once

By Afro-Middle East Centre With the 31 March deadline for the conclusion of a framework agreement on Iran’s nuclear programme with the P5+1 looming, stakeholders

By Farah Al Zaman Abu Shuair Summary This paper highlights the views of various roleplayers on the Iranian scene regarding Iranian-American convergence, the reasons for

By Al Jazeera Center for Studies From the end of September to the middle of October 2013, it seemed that Iran’s relations with the western

By Fatimah Alsmadi Introduction Iran’s foreign policy rhetoric exemplifies the idea that international politics is no longer a zero-sum game, but a multidimensional arena in

By Fatima Alsmadi Has Iran’s position on Syria begun to change? This is a crucial question, as Iran’s tone toward military action against Syria has

By Afro-Middle East Centre While delivering a speech to the Majlis (Iranian parliament) on 3 February 2013, outgoing president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad showed members a clip

The impending Iranian presidential election scheduled for 14 June 2013 is widely acknowledged to be one of the most critical in the regime’s thirty-five year
The Afro–Middle East Centre (AMEC) is Africa’s leading research institute dedicated to the study of the Middle East and the evolving relationship between Africa and the Middle East.