ANALYSIS

17

Feb

Ansarullah, Resistance Front, Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Yemen's Houthi movement

The Yemeni resistance and the defeat of Saudi ignorant policies

PEJOURNAL - Saudi Arabia's regional policy has been one of the main reasons for the escalation of tensions in West and Southwest Asia for at least the past decade. These policies, which intensified after the death of King Abdullah, with King Salman ascending the throne in January 2015 and aligning with the Emirati Mohammed bin Zayed, although they continue to this day, do not meet any of the pre-determined goals. The main goal of these policies, which from the beginning was based on the three pillars of "primitiveness", "ignorance" and "oil dollars", was to achieve the US gendarmerie position in…

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05

Feb

evolution, Iran, Islamic revolution, Resistance Front

The evolution of resistance after the Islamic revolution of Iran

BY: Seyed Reza Sadr Al-Hosseini PEJOURNAL - The seed of the Islamic Revolution was planted in the teachings of the school of Islam, Shia beliefs and the movement of Holly Imam Hussein (PBUH), and this sapling grew by relying on the religious teachings and pure Islam of Muhammad and became a big tree. Islamic Resistance and Islamic revolution; The twin born of the Quran In fact, the resistance and the Islamic Revolution were born of a Quranic turning point, and if there was no resistance, Islam would not have made any progress after the resurrection of the Holy Prophet (PBUH).…

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01

Feb

Farmers, GDP, India, mandi system, Modi, Revolt

Farmers’ Revolt in India

BY: Navomee Ponnamperuma PEJOURNAL - In the midst of a global pandemic, a social movement gone largely unnoticed in the Western media has been the farmers strike in India. Whilst exposure was provided in its early days, the movement lost much of its media appeal as the West turned their attention towards the chaotic political scenes occurring on both sides of the Atlantic. Indian farmers however have persisted in their fight. A fight which commenced in September following the Indian government’s decision to pass new regulations providing private investors access to the country’s agricultural sector. At first glance, the farmers’…

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27

Jan

Joe Biden, Relations, Russia, US, Vladimir Putin

Will Russia-US relations improve?

BY: Danieal Ranjbar PEJOURNAL - Although the Kremlin has stated that Russia will establish relations with any government in the United States on an equal and fair basis, analysts believe that the future of relations between Moscow and Washington will improve due to the great differences between the two Sides. Regardless of who becomes president of the White House, differences between the United States and Russia have grown so much in recent years that there is little hope that relations between the two countries will improve, as Russian President Vladimir Putin says about bilateral relations. "Relations between Moscow and Washington…

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26

Dec

Al-Qaeda, global security, International Terrorism, Iran, ISIS, Middle East, OPEC, Saudi Arabia, Terrorism

How can terrorism in the Middle East affect global security?

PEJOURNAL - Contemporary security issues in Middle East, mostly arose from terrorism and its effects on this region, is going to become a global security dilemma, mostly through terrorists that are going back to their home countries under the refugees cover. this point of view together with the possible effects of terrorism on global energy security has been discussed here. Concept of Terrorism Terrorism is an ambiguous concept that has been argued to mean different things. However, the arguments of different scholars may help form a basis to describe the concept of terrorism. Following the events of the September 11,…

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24

Dec

China, Japan, Negotiation, North Korea, nuclear arms, Rand Institute, South Korea, the United States

Rand Institute Roadmap for Negotiations with North Korea

PEJOURNAL - The continuing North Korean nuclear arms crisis in various US governments has made it a complex issue. The Rand Institute has tried to find a way to solve this crisis In 1946, the US Air Force commissioned Douglas Air Industries to build a test aircraft with worldwide flying capability. In 1947, the company held a symposium to hire experts to provide broader analysis and research to the US military, which led to the founding of the Rand Institute in 1948. Rand has been instrumental in shaping US military strategy since the 1950s, and one of his most famous…

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20

Dec

Gaza, Hamas, Israel, national reconciliation talks, Palestine, PLO, Qassam Brigade, Zionist regime

Hamas military future in the context of national reconciliation talks

PEJOURNAL - The fate of Hamas' military wing has always been controversial in the Palestinian National Reconciliation talks. This dispute over Hamas' military future has been a major reason for the failure of efforts to reconcile the Palestinian Authority and Hamas. Mahmoud Abbas wants the PA to take full control of all weapons and security in Gaza, but Hamas does not accept the surrender of weapons and considers it its red line. On the other hand, there have always been initiatives by some Palestinian groups for reconciliation and national unity, and with Trump's actions in recent years in unilaterally supporting…

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20

Dec

Arab-Hebrew, Iran, Israel, normalization, railway, Saudi Arabia, Tel Aviv, UAE

Arab-Hebrew railway project

PEJOURNAL - The Peace Railway is a deliberate plan to normalize Arab-Hebrew relations by opening up economic channels and extending them to political relations that seek to marginalize the Palestinian cause. To this day, the Arab-Hebrew Strategic Alliance has been a dream come true for the region, but it seems that today, after sowing the seeds of relations with Arab countries, the Zionist regime is on the verge of celebrating unity. It is economically, security-wise, and strategically aligned with the Arabs, and has significantly advanced in the area of ​​improving political relations. The Zionist regime is gradually unveiling its most…

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14

Dec

China, Investments, R&D, Technology

Technology and R&D Investments of China

BY: Oğuz Fırat PEJOURNAL - China has undoubtedly been one of the few great countries that guided the world for the history of civilization. It has been an example to societies in all periods of the world in science, technology, art and literature. China was the center of science, especially in the Middle Ages. With the widespread use of fire, gunpowder and compass, it has become at the forefront of the world level. However, these did not turn into industries due to China's geopolitical position and administrative unit arising from the center-periphery relationship. It was the European states and Britain…

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13

Dec

Combating Terrorism Center, Grand Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Hassan Nasrallah, Hizbollah, Hizbullah, Iraq, Israel, Lebanon, Middle East, Resistance Front

“Combating Terrorism Center”; The think tank’s assessment in the scope of the Resistance Front’s influence

Women wave a Lebanese national flag and Lebanese Shiite movement Hezbollah flags in front of portraits of Iran's supreme leader Grand Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, PEJOURNAL - The U.S. West Point-based think tank, " Combating Terrorism Center " was founded after the September 9/11 and with the support of Vincent Viola, the former president of the New York Stock Exchange in February 2003. The institute aims to produce scientific content on countering terrorist threats against the United States. Now Breen Doodle, an expert in security studies from Georgetown University, manages the think tank. According to the…

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