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Importance of pm Modi’s visit to Iran: opportunities and challenges for India / Behuria, Ashok K; Rizvi, M. Mahtab Alam   Journal Article
Behuria, Ashok K Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Iran is important in many ways. It came at a time when India is seriously contemplating activation of its ‘Look West’ policy and banking on Iran as a ‘gateway’ and provider of a corridor to Central Asia and Afghanistan. The visit sought to revitalise India–Iran bilateral relations which has passed through an uncertain phase during the last decade.
Key Words Iran  ;  PM Modi’s Visit  ;  India - Iran Relation 
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Moderates strike back in Iran: imperatives for the international community / Rizvi, M. Mahtab Alam   Journal Article
Rizvi, M. Mahtab Alam Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract The results of the most recent Parliamentary and Assembly of Experts elections in Iran indicate that Iranians are increasingly unhappy with the conservative establishment in the country. The Reformists or moderates and pro-Rouhani group of ‘Hope’ secured a majority in the Assembly of Experts and also won more seats than their rival conservatives or Principlists in the Majlis or parliament. The elections for the two bodies were held on February 26, 2016. After almost a decade, the conservatives lost their majority in parliament, and for the first time since the establishment of the Islamic Republic, they have been badly defeated in the higher and powerful clerical body, the Assembly of Experts. The conservatives lost their majority in the house at a crucial time, when there is a high degree of speculation that this Assembly would have a decisive role in choosing the new Supreme Leader of the country. The most surprising results came from Tehran, where Reformists and their allies won all the 30 seats in parliament. Most of the parliamentarians who strongly opposed the nuclear deal and were sceptical about the final outcome, failed to retain their seats in the new Majlis. Iranians have reposed their confidence and support in Rouhani’s government and sent out a strong reply to conservatives who called the nuclear negotiator team a ‘compromiser’.
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West Asia and oil politics / Rizvi, M. Mahtab Alam   Journal Article
Rizvi, M. Mahtab Alam Journal Article
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Publication 2011.
Summary/Abstract Today hardly any part of the world is untouched by the interplay of oil and international politics. Consumers as well as producers are concerned about the impact of national and international events that increase or restrict the supply of energy. Given that the West Asian region holds the world's largest residual oil and gas resources, the article seeks to analyse the importance of West Asia in the context of the changing geopolitical situation and its impact on the current oil market. The article also focuses on the issue of the petrodollar and looks at its impact on the oil market.
Key Words Oil Politics  ;  Energy  ;  Oil  ;  International Politics  ;  China  ;  West Asia 
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