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The 2011-2021 decade is determined by deep political and social transformations in the Middle East, which have a direct impact on the stability and security of the region. The uprisings of 2011 mean the starting point of a new period in the area. The paper analyzes the main spots of crisis and conflict in the Middle East. The initial hypothesis is that the dynamics of change are linked to the breakdown of the regional status quo. The recent decade set up the end of the established order and the beginning of a new scenario to be defined. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This article explores the evolution of Saudi Arabia's foreign policy, with a particular emphasis on the context following the 2011 anti-authoritarian uprisings. Drawing on the theoretical framework of subaltern realism, the study focuses on the close link between the country's domestic situation and external constraints, predominantly in the context of the Gulf and the so-called Middle East, and the way it has commanded the crown's articulation and implementation of the country's foreign strategy. The kingdom's ultimate objective, both yesterday and today, is to guarantee the House of Saud's stability and legitimacy. The text pays special attention to the different dimensions of the so-called 'Salman doctrine' and the key role played by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, currently Defense minister. It also reexamines the main issues on the Saudi regime's national and regional agenda. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

International sanctions return Iran to the centre of the international debate. President Donald Trump's interest in implementing new economic, political and military sanctions against the country is forcing European executives to redefine their regional strategy, just when they had resumed fluid trade and diplomatic relations with Tehran. This paper analyses Iran's relations with some EU members, especially France, Germany and the United Kingdom, and examines the European response in 2006 and the positions taken in the current context. It also studies the effects of past sanctions on Iranian-European bilateral relations. The research goes on to address the different European positions on the decision to impose new sanctions and discusses their possible consequences for Iran and third countries. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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