Among its major findings, the research pointed out that a dual and dynamic response to terrorism exists, affecting the agency of both state and non-state actors.
[IT] Stefano Ruzza (T.wai & Università di Torino) intervistato da Sara Deganello su spesa militare e crisi in Medio Oriente per Il Sole 24 ORE, edizione premium.
“In the short term, the deals allow Iran to place pressure on countries not to become militarily involved alongside the U.S. and Israel, while at the same time easing pressure on Tehran by acting as a potential source of revenue and allowing for Iranian oil sales to continue. […] It’s part of the bargain between China and Iran: one can offer diplomatic protection and support while the other ensures the upkeep of providing oil.”