Some describe this resettlement, combined with the concentration camps is a slow-motion ethnic cleansing of the region. This spring, the United States accused China of putting ethnic minorities in “concentration camps.” China call them “reeducation and vocational training centers” but the ethnic minority Uighurs who have escaped describe horrific conditions in the camps. But according […]
By NYCFPA Research Team in Lebanon – America has always been perceived in the Middle East as a powerful country that can maintain international peace, particularly in the Middle East. In 1956 America was perceived as a mythical heroic power that can put an end to the old and decaying imperialism of Great Britain, and […]
Analysis by NYCFPA Team – There are a lot of innuendoes that a trade war between US and China has started to badly affect global trade and in a very direct way the economy of the two superpowers involved in this war . If such confrontation continues, the consequences on the economy each country would […]
The New York Center for Foreign Policy Affairs (NYCFPA) is deeply concerned about what is happening in Yemen where American-made weaponry ended up in the hands of terrorists and militia groups funded and managed by Saudi Arabia and United Arab Emirates . CNN has revealed yesterday that American Weapons including heavy armed vehicles and other weaponry ended up in the hands of terrorist groups […]
Is Mohammad Bin Salman, the Saudi Crown Prince a reformer or anarchist ? “He is shredding a moribund system that had favoured the royals above all else,” said a senior Saudi businessman. “He is shattering the accommodation that had existed between the elite and the state. They were one and the same. This is at […]
On September 9th, 2019, the New York Center for Foreign Policy Affairs held a briefing on East Africa (political and developmental issues with a focus on women in East Africa). The briefing was held at Johns Hopkins University and featured two speakers: Saskia Brechenmacher from the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace and Maya Garner from […]
On Tuesday, July 23rd, 2019, the New York Center for Foreign Policy Affairs sponsored its first briefing on the Hill! The briefing was sponsored by Representative Scott Perry from Pennsylvania’s 10th Congressional District. Several other Congressional Staff attended from a variety of offices, such as Maxine Waters and Stacey Plaskett, for instance. The event focused […]
Washington DC – Monday– (06-24-2019) – New York Institute for foreign Policy Affairs (NYCFPA): This past weekend, a stockpile of powerful American missiles was discovered by Libyan government fighters at a captured rebel base in the mountains south of Tripoli. These fighters found four Javelin anti-tank missiles, costing more than $170,000 each, and ended up […]
Washington DC – Sunday– (06-09-2019) – New York Institute for foreign Policy Affairs (NYCFPA): This week, the Trump administration approved an arms deal for Arab allies that allows U.S. hi-tech bomb parts to be manufactured in Saudi Arabia, giving Riyadh unprecedented access to sensitive weapons technology. This is a smaller part of a larger $8.1 […]
Washington DC – Wednesday – (045-08-2019) – New York Institute for foreign Policy Affairs (NYCFPA) is closely following the United States’ Secretary of State, Mark Pompeo’s unannounced trip to Iraq. This trip is thought to be in an effort to clarify the United States’ ties with Baghdad as it moves forward with full force against […]