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Toward a New Political-Security Architecture in the Persian Gulf |
The geopolitics of the contemporary Persian Gulf was dominated by a triangular conflict between the three most powerful states of the region: Iran, Iraq and Saudi Arabia. In the Cold War era, Persian Gulf region was one of the most important centres of two superpowers’ rivalry. Some analysts in the late 1970s believed that Persian Gulf region was the only vital region of the U.S. and Soviet Union ... Read More.. |
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