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Iran’s presidential elections: What next for Rouhani?

June 24, 2017October 12, 2017 0 Comments Ayatollah Khomeini, democracy, Elections, Energy, Hassan Rouhani, Iran, Iranian elections, oil, Satgin Hamrah, Total, Turkey

He may be a political insider, but Hassan Rouhani ran his 2017 presidential campaign as an anti-establishment candidate. More than

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Podcast: Rising oil prices, Saudi cyberattacks, and Turkey’s ‘rape law’

December 12, 2016December 28, 2016 1 Comment Iran, Middle East Weekly, oil, OPEC, podcast, Saudi Arabia, Shamoon, Stuxnet, Turkey

We discuss OPEC’s oil production cuts, a powerful cyberattack in Saudi Arabia, and a controversial bill in Turkey on statutory rape.

Middle East Weekly Roundup: December 5th – 11th, 2015

December 11, 2015December 11, 2015 0 Comments Ahrar al-Sham, Algeria, Algeria Detroit, Bab a-Mandab, Baghdad, Bashar al-Assaad, cybersecurity, Cyprus, Egypt, Euphrates, Greece, Harvard, Iran, Iranian hackers, Iranian natural gas, Iranian recruitment, Iraq, JMEPP, JMEPP Middle East Weekly Roundup, JMEPP Weekly Roundup, Jzirat al Hanish al Kabir, Libya, MENA, Morocco, Nimr al-Nimr, North Africa, nuclear power, oil, Oman, Qatif, Ramadi, Salah Abdelsalam, Saudi Arabia, sexual harassment, Shiites, Syria, Tunisia, UN Libya deal, violence against women, Yemen

JMEPP’s new Middle East Weekly Roundup is compiled and written by JMEPP editors. Nuclear Power as a Viable Option in

Israel Discovers Oil in the Golan Heights: Immediate Implications

December 6, 2015October 18, 2016 2 Comments environment, environmental issues, fracking, Golan Heights, Israel, natural resources, oil, petroleum, Ryan Gardiner, Security, Syria, water

There is a common saying amongst Israeli Jews in reference to Israel’s historical dependence on foreign fossil fuels: Moses took

Middle East Weekly Roundup: November 30th – December 4th, 2015

December 4, 2015December 4, 2015 0 Comments Ahmed Nazif, Algeria, Algerian oil, Australia, Bouteflika, Cairo nightclub firebombing, cybersecurity, Egypt, Energy, GWU, ISIS, ISIS in America, Libya, Morocco, Mubarak, Muslim Brotherhood, North Africa, oil, Paris attacks, petroleum, retrial, Russia, Sarah Sewall, Sharm el Sheikh, Solar, solar energy, Terrorism, Tunisia, Yemen

JMEPP’s new Middle East Weekly Roundup is compiled and written by JMEPP editors. Energy Energy earnings have dropped 50% through

Middle East Weekly Roundup: November 16th-20th, 2015

November 20, 2015November 21, 2015 0 Comments Algeria, cybersecurity, Egypt, Egypt parliamentary elections, France, Hezbollah, International Book Fair Algiers, Iran, Iraq, ISIS, Israel, John Kerry, Lebanon, Libya, Malta, Morocco, oil, Paris attacks, Rocket Kitten, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Serbia, Sousse, Syria, Tunisia, United Nations, Venezuela

JMEPP’s new Middle East Weekly Roundup is compiled and written by JMEPP editors. Countering Violent Extremism The UN Security Council

Perspectives: Israel Looks North for Natural Gas Export

November 1, 2015November 1, 2015 0 Comments Egypt, Energy, Israel, natural gas, oil, Palestinian Authority, Russia

Israel has experienced tremendous natural gas findings over the past 6 years, and there is currently debate over its

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