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Saudis, Gulf Concerned About Biden s Iran Appeasement

Concern In Saudi Arabia And Gulf States That Biden Administration s Policy Of Appeasing Iran Will Come At Their Expense March 3, 2021 | By B. Chernitsky Introduction With President Joe Biden s election, the Gulf states -  especially in Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Bahrain - are concerned that this administration will revive the Obama administration s lenient policy towards Iran and its proxies in the region, and will reinstate the 2015 nuclear deal with Iran, from which Biden s predecessor, Donald Trump, withdrew.[1] From the Gulf states perspective, the main problem with this deal is that it ignored the issues of Iran s ballistic missiles and its interference in the countries of the region. They fear that the Biden administration will reinstate the deal without expanding it to include these issues, despite declarations by Biden and by State Secretary Antony Blinken that these issues will be addressed.[2] Furthermore, in the recent weeks the Gulf states have demanded to be includ

Turkish Daily: Armenian PM Ideal For Turkey, Azerbaijan

Erdoğan: We Are Against All Sorts Of Coups – The Military Taking Action, Attempting Such A Coup, Is Unacceptable A man carrying a backpack, wearing a navy coat, a khaki colored t-shirt underneath, with an Adidas cap on his head, may be thought to be coming from an evening gym session, but instead, on that fateful day, he was attending the most important appointment of his life. Prime Minister Serzh Sargsyan, then the most prominent figure in the Armenian administration, finally accepted to sit down with him. The two came together at a hotel room, and most importantly, this meeting was broadcast live on television; it was his chance to shine. The man in question was nobody other than the current Armenian Prime Minister, Nikol Pashinyan.

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