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Google News: Syrien: Schlachtfeld international agierender Dschihadisten
[hintergrund.de (Pressemitteilung)] - „Es gab keinen Weg, um einen Regimewechsel in Teheran durchzuführen“, fasst Kamran Bokhari, Nahost-Experte des privaten US-Nachrichtendienstes Stratfor, zusammen. „Der einzige Weg, den wachsenden Einfluss des Iran zu schwächen, war es, ein
Pakistan's New Spy Chief Visits Washington at a Time of Frayed Relations
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[New York Times] and a multimillion-dollar election-rigging campaign that the agency ran in the early 1990s. “There's been a lot of commotion,” said Kamran Bokhari, an analyst with the research group Stratfor. “So now it makes sense for General Islam to pull back
Al Qaeda is seeking to manipulate tensions in the Middle East to its own ...
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[Toronto Star] - “There was no way to change the regime in Tehran,” says Middle Eastern expert Kamran Bokhari of the U.S.-based global intelligence firm Stratfor. “The only way to weaken Iran's growing influence was to punch a hole in it — and that hole was Syria.”
Google News: What Happens If And When Assad Falls In Syria
[KASU] - This is from a piece in Geopolitics at Stratfor by Robert D. Kaplan and Kamran Bokhari, and they suggest, indeed, that the solution, if there is to be one, might come from the region. The real horse-trading, if and when it comes, may involve Turkey and
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