Iran’s Regional Influence and Illicit Arms
"Iran’s Regional Influence and Illicit Arms" Iran’s regional policies are widely considered to be the product of a number of competing priorities centered around the ideology of Iran’s Islamic revolution and the perception of threats to the regime from external interests. As a result, Iran supports and supplies a range of armed non-state actors in support of its foreign policy objectives.
- by Rasha Al Joundy ,
- Thursday, 8th April, 2021
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Rasha Al Joundy
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Areas of Expertise
- Expert in the Gulf region politics,
- Security and internal affairs and has been working on the GCC region since 2011.
Education
- Master’s degree in International Relations and World Order at Leicester University (UK 2016).
- Graduated from the Faculty of Law – University of Damascus in Syria in 2006
Bio
completed her master’s degree in International Relations and World Order at Leicester University (UK 2016). She graduated from the Faculty of Law – University of Damascus in Syria in 2006, and trained as a lawyer to register at Damascus bar association. She is an expert in the Gulf region politics, security and internal affairs and has been working on this region since 2011. Rasha Currently work as a senior researcher for Gulf affairs and supervise the training program at Dubai Pubic Policy Research Centre.