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New Eastern Outlook

Dr. Kamran Yeganegi

an Assistant Professor at Islamic Azad University, a Senior Researcher at the Center for Middle East Strategic Studies (CMESS), a Board Member of the Iranian Industrial Engineering Association, and Senior Advisor to the President of Chabahar International University
энергетическая стратегия Вашингтона на Ближнем Востоке

Protecting Oil, Producing Instability: Washington’s Failed Energy Strategy in the Middle East

For decades, Washington has justified its military presence in the Middle East as necessary to protect global energy security. American naval forces would safeguard shipping, military partnerships would deter attacks on oil-producing states, and sanctions would restrain governments regarded as threats to the US-led regional order. The promise was simple: American power would keep energy flowing and markets stable.
Dr. Kamran Yeganegi
транспортные коридоры ближнего востока

Beyond Trade Routes: Why Development Corridors Could Redefine the Middle East’s Geoeconomics

The future of regional connectivity will depend not only on how many railways, ports, and highways are built but also on whether countries can turn the movement of goods into production, investment, jobs, and locally retained value.
Dr. Kamran Yeganegi
Network edition New Eastern Outlook 2010-2026
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The views of the authors do not necessarily coincide with the opinion of the editorial board.
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