Geopolitical Report ISSN 2532-845X

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Geopolitical Report Volume 2 Year 2023 Copertina

Geopolitical Report ISSN 2532-845X Volume 2 Year 2023

  • Iran and Georgia relations in the contemporary Caucasian dynamics – Silvia Boltuc
  • The second Karabakh war and Iran’s interests – Javad Heiran-Nia
  • Features of the Development of Armenian-Iranian Relations after the Second Artsakh War – Liana Petrosyan
  • Geopoliticas of Iran: an interview with H.E. Mohammad Reza Sabouri, the Ambassador of Iran to Italy – Silvia Boltuc
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Geopolitical Report ISSN 2532-845X Volume 1 Year 2023

  • Analisi e valutazione del rischio geopolitico in Asia centrale – Silvia Boltuc & Giuliano Bifolchi
  • Cambiamenti climatici, IDPs e terrorismo: prospettive future in Asia – Ilenia Maria Calafiore
  • Geostrategia e competizione militare nell’Asia-Pacifico – Riccardo Rossi

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Geopolitical Report ISSN 2532-845X Volume 1 Year 2022

  • How could nuclear energy impact the oil and gas market in the Middle East? – Ivelina Dimitrova
  • Geopolitica del programme nucleare saudita – Silvia Boltuc
  • La diplomazia nucleare nello spazio post-sovietico – Mattia Baldoni
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Geopolitical Report ISSN 2532-845X Volume 3 Year 2021

  • Geopolitica del porto iraniano di Chabahar – Silvia Boltuc
  • Geopolitics of Makhachkala Sea Trade Port in the Caspian Sea and Eurasia Interconnectivity – Giuliano Bifolchi
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Geopolitical Report ISSN 2538-845X Volume 2 Year 2021

  • Da Vision 2030 alla Belt and Road Initiative. Quale evolu-zione per l’Arabia Saudita – Stefano Vernole
  • “Not all that glitters is gold oil”: The Belt and Road Initiative and its implications for Saudi Arabia – Emma Visentin
  • Saudi Vision 2030, energy diversification and the Saudi nuclear program – Silvia Boltuc
  • Vision 2030: nuovo Rinascimento o percorso obbligato per l’Arabia Saudita? – C. Alessandro Mauceri
  • Geopolitica saudita in America settentrionale: la diffusione dell’ideologia Wahhabita – Christian Tratzi
  • What’s behind the Line? Luci e ombre del rivoluzionario progetto urbano saudita – Filippo Marinoni, Luisa Marinoni
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Geopolitical Report ISSN 2532-845X Volume 1 Year 2021

  • La Russia nel Mediterraneo: conseguenze sugli equilibri locali e globali – Giacomo Barbetta
  • Il progetto E-40: analisi economica, impatto geopolitico e rischio ambientale – Silvia Boltuc
  • Partial Legitimacy of the Biden Administration and What It Means for the USA and the World – Evgeny Pashentsev
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Geopolitical Report ISSN 2532-845X Volume 2 Year 2020

  • Analisi dello Stato Islamico: storia, struttura, economia e ideologia – Giuliano Bifolchi
  • I bambini come cartina tornasole dei fenomeni geopolitici del pianeta – C. Alessandro Mauceri
  • Il ruolo geopolitico di Singapore – Francesco Cirillo
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Geopolitical Report ISSN 2532-845X Volume 1 Year 2020

  • Implicazioni geopolitiche ed elementi di instabilità dell’Iraq – Giuliano Bifolchi
  • L’ISIS come nazione. Perché c’è chi non ha pensato al “dopo” – Enrico Oliari
  • Il Kurdistan iracheno e l’attrazione degli investmenti esteri – Abu Bakr Thawabe
  • “Countering America’s Adversaries Through Sanctions Act”: The Psychological Aspect – Evgeny Pashentsev
  • The Belt and Road Semiotics and Its Geopolitical Pivot – Ambrish Dhaka

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