Abdullah M. Al-Taie

Resident researcher at PSI, specializing in Iraqi affairs, Islamic movements and groups, and Middle Eastern issues. He co-authored the book "Islamists in Jordan: Religion, State, and Society" and has edited several notable research publications, including "The Hawza and the State: Shiite Islam... Questions of Authority, Women, and Geopolitics." He holds a bachelor's degree in political science from the University of Jordan.
Regional Policies

Jordanian-Iraqi Relations: Towards a Rethinking?

This material was published in the second issue of the Jordanian Politics and Society magazine (JPS). In recent years, Jordanian-Iraqi relations have witnessed a qualitative leap, following a long period marked by much doubt and caution between the two sides. While it cannot be said that the development of this relationship has completely eliminated the previous situation, it has made…

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International Policies

The aftermath of the US attack on Iraq

It became clear that since receiving news of the bombing of the Al-Burj 22 base northeast of Jordan, which resulted in the deaths of three American soldiers and the injuries of dozens, the US administration has delineated the scope of its response through statements made at the time by Pentagon Deputy Spokesperson Sabrina Singh. She indicated the involvement of the…

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