Coffee in the Desert
Jesse MarksDispatches from the intersection of the Middle East, China, and international order
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Reading Between the Lines: China's UN Abstention on Syria Sanctions
In a landmark move on November 6, the UN Security Council passed a resolution lifting sanctions on Syria’s President Ahmad Sharaa. The measure — driven primarily by the United States after months of coordination within the P7 — follows the ...
China’s Mediation in the Thai-Cambodia Conflict
China has a long-standing interest in mediating conflicts in its own region, but faces competition from the U.S. in helping bridge competing parties. Trump brokered a fragile ceasefire between Thailand and Cambodia. Chinese scholars argue t...
China’s Arm-Length Approach to Sudan Civil War
Chinese peacekeepers once played a critical role in Darfur, but now Beijing is keeping Sudan at an arms length to avoid entanglement.
Jordan’s Energy Dilemma Drives Detente with China (via Middle East Council on Global Affairs)
This piece was published with the Middle East Council on Global Affairs’ Afkar.
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As a scholar, fellow, and policymaker, I’m deeply curious about Middle East and China affairs, world politics, history (both ancient and modern), international relations, and archaeology.
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