The New York Center for Foreign Policy Affairs (NYCFPA) is deeply concerned about the proposed law in Georgia that would require media outlets and NGOs
On March 7, 2023, China’s foreign minister criticized the United States for its “distorted” attitude towards China and warned that “conflict and confrontation” will follow
The New York Center for Foreign Policy Affairs (NYCFPA) is deeply concerned about the recent attack by Tunisian President Kais Saied on the country’s
The New York Center for Foreign Policy Affairs has been closely monitoring the human rights situation in China for years. Unfortunately, in 2023, the
Friday, March 3, 2023 The Honourable Members of Congress, United States of America, Washington, D.C. Dear Members of Congress, Subject: “Urgent Action Needed: Addressing Human
Bahrain has been facing ongoing human rights violations for several years. The Bahraini authorities have been suppressing peaceful protests and dissent, arresting and torturing human
Introduction: Saudi Arabia has long been known for its lack of respect for human rights. In 2023, the situation remains dire, with human rights violations
After One Year, NYCFPA Still Demands an End To Illegal Russian Agression and War Crimes In Ukraine NEW YORK, NY [24 FEBRUARY 2022] – On
NYCFPA Statement On Recent “Crude Dealings” Report By The Sentry.org NEW YORK, NY [22 FEBRUARY 2022] –NYCFPA STATEMENT ON RECENT “CRUDE DEALINGS” REPORT BY THE
Dear Senator Bob Menendez, We are writing to you today with deep concern about the rise of arms manufacturing and exports from the Gulf countries,
Dear Senator Mike Rogers, We are writing to you today with deep concern about the rise of arms manufacturing and exports from the Gulf countries,
Last Thursday, the US President Joe Biden’s administration lifted sanctions on Syria after being exposed to four days of devastating footage from the earthquake disaster
The people of Türkiye and Syria, which were struck by two terrible earthquakes on February 6, are in need of long-term help and solidarity. The
By Ambassador Omar Arouna and Justin Thomas Russell Background The New York Center for Foreign Policy Affairs (NYCFPA) is a policy, research, and educational organization
By Justin Thomas Russell Principal Director New York Center for Foreign Policy Affairs WASHINGTON, DC – As tensions continue to heat up in the Middle
Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, the Internationally Recognized Government of Yemen, the Ansar Allah (Houthi) armed organization, and other fighting parties have refused to
Despite the global push to abolish the death sentence, many nations have preserved it in their legal systems, and others, like as Saudi Arabia, have
The jail population in Bahrain has more than quadrupled in the years after the failed revolt of 2011, and security agents continue to harass the
Asim Ghafoor, a US citizen who previously represented murdered Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi and his fiancée Hatice Cengiz, was detained Thursday at Dubai International Airport
The White House has revealed the itinerary for US President Joe Biden’s first trip to the Middle East, which will include a controversial stop in
Over the last weeks, the world has been confronted with the awful realities of war and witnessed atrocities in Ukraine. The depravity of those fueling
Many Western governments, diplomatic specialists, and watchers of Africa’s foreign relations have been baffled by many African countries’ apparent hesitation to condemn Russia’s invasion of
The UAE, and in particular, Dubai, has a reputation for being a playground for the wealthy. And with the increased Western financial pressure on Russia,
Saudi Arabia is exploring using the Chinese Yuan to price some of its oil deals rather than the widely used US dollar. According to the
NYFCPA strongly opposes and deplores Russia’s unprovoked and unlawful attack in Ukraine. This conflict has resulted in and will result in widespread abuses of human
On Monday, Russian President Vladimir Putin deployed Russian soldiers into the two separatist areas in eastern Ukraine after recognizing their independence, confirming weeks of grave
Recently, the subject of political analysis that focuses on U.S.-Soviet (later Russian) relations has become an established area of scientific inquiry. The goal of this
The New York Center for Foreign Policy Affairs (NYCFPA) has issued an investigative report on recently leaked documents from the U.S. Treasury Department’s Financial Crimes
Recently leaked documents from the US Treasury Department’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) indicated the participation of the Central Bank of the United Arab Emirates
The Russian bear has returned to the Middle East using its historical relationship with the Assad family as a springboard to manufacture more significant ties
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Alyssa Bonk Tel. 571.232.6804 Date: September 1, 2020 NYCFPA CONDEMNS PUTIN AND RUSSIAN ASSASSINATION ATTEMPT ON POLITICAL OPPONENT WASHINGTON – NYCFPA,
The same scenario persists in Lebanon and Mali, as it does in Iraq, but on a more intentionally violent scale. Protesters are being targeted by
Washington, DC – The New York Center for Foreign Policy Affairs is following the developments in the South Philippines as it is proving to be
A mix of hope and concern permeates the international scene concerning Libya, following recent fighting around the city of Sirte. Specifically, such talks are intended
For Nationalinterest.org – The Middle East region and the American foreign-policy establishment are breathing a collective sigh of relief, as President Donald Trump has dialed
By Jeffrey Stacey Bassima Al-Ghussein – with red herrings leaping out of the U.S. policy stream—a new Space Force and family leave for federal workers—an even bigger
Libya is an African country holding the largest oil reserves in the region and is considered a key player in the gas natural resources market.
Since the outset of the war in Yemen, the United States has been supporting the Saudi-UAE intervention in the conflict. The assistance has basically included providing
Iran’s attempts for influence on the horn of Africa dates back to the 1979 Islamic Revolution. These attempts have been complex due to Iran’s unremarkable
American aid to Egypt is an annual fixed amount that Egypt receives from the United States of America following the Egyptian-Israeli peace agreement in 1979.
The eastern Mediterranean region has recently known for being rich in gas and oil natural resources. This discovery increased economic ambitions and conflicting political interests
This month has marked the seventieth anniversary of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization’s (NATO) founding. It seems that NATO’s 70th anniversary brings daunting challenges that
Sino-African relations are not spur of the moment, but have prolonged and deep roots in ancient and modern history. The sources said that China-Africa relations
New York Centre for Foreign policy Affairs (NYCFPA) condemned the Iranian government’s Bloody crackdown on peaceful protests that broke out across the county this month.
New York Centre for Foreign Policy Affairs raised concerns about the latest media reports showing the miserable living conditions the Uyghurs experience in the detention
Analysis by NYCFPA Team – There are a lot of innuendoes that a trade war between US and China has started to badly affect global
Is Mohammad Bin Salman, the Saudi Crown Prince a reformer or anarchist ? “He is shredding a moribund system that had favoured the royals above
New York Center For Foreign Policy Affairs (NYCFPA) published a report examining the historical relations between United States of America and Saudi Arabia. The report
he Trump administration has repeatedly stressed that last week’s Middle East conference in Warsaw, Poland—officially dubbed the Ministerial to Promote a Future of Peace and Security
By Bel Trew – For the last five days Elizabeth, 44, who lives in an isolated village in South Sudan, has been living off wild berries
The New York Center for Foreign Policy Affairs (NYCFPA) is deeply concerned about the proposed law in Georgia that would require media outlets and NGOs
On March 7, 2023, China’s foreign minister criticized the United States for its “distorted” attitude towards China and warned that “conflict and confrontation” will follow
The New York Center for Foreign Policy Affairs (NYCFPA) is deeply concerned about the recent attack by Tunisian President Kais Saied on the country’s
The New York Center for Foreign Policy Affairs has been closely monitoring the human rights situation in China for years. Unfortunately, in 2023, the
Friday, March 3, 2023 The Honourable Members of Congress, United States of America, Washington, D.C. Dear Members of Congress, Subject: “Urgent Action Needed: Addressing Human
Bahrain has been facing ongoing human rights violations for several years. The Bahraini authorities have been suppressing peaceful protests and dissent, arresting and torturing human
Introduction: Saudi Arabia has long been known for its lack of respect for human rights. In 2023, the situation remains dire, with human rights violations
After One Year, NYCFPA Still Demands an End To Illegal Russian Agression and War Crimes In Ukraine NEW YORK, NY [24 FEBRUARY 2022] – On
NYCFPA Statement On Recent “Crude Dealings” Report By The Sentry.org NEW YORK, NY [22 FEBRUARY 2022] –NYCFPA STATEMENT ON RECENT “CRUDE DEALINGS” REPORT BY THE
Dear Senator Bob Menendez, We are writing to you today with deep concern about the rise of arms manufacturing and exports from the Gulf countries,
Dear Senator Mike Rogers, We are writing to you today with deep concern about the rise of arms manufacturing and exports from the Gulf countries,
Last Thursday, the US President Joe Biden’s administration lifted sanctions on Syria after being exposed to four days of devastating footage from the earthquake disaster
The people of Türkiye and Syria, which were struck by two terrible earthquakes on February 6, are in need of long-term help and solidarity. The
By Ambassador Omar Arouna and Justin Thomas Russell Background The New York Center for Foreign Policy Affairs (NYCFPA) is a policy, research, and educational organization
By Justin Thomas Russell Principal Director New York Center for Foreign Policy Affairs WASHINGTON, DC – As tensions continue to heat up in the Middle
Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, the Internationally Recognized Government of Yemen, the Ansar Allah (Houthi) armed organization, and other fighting parties have refused to
Despite the global push to abolish the death sentence, many nations have preserved it in their legal systems, and others, like as Saudi Arabia, have
The jail population in Bahrain has more than quadrupled in the years after the failed revolt of 2011, and security agents continue to harass the
Asim Ghafoor, a US citizen who previously represented murdered Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi and his fiancée Hatice Cengiz, was detained Thursday at Dubai International Airport
The White House has revealed the itinerary for US President Joe Biden’s first trip to the Middle East, which will include a controversial stop in
Over the last weeks, the world has been confronted with the awful realities of war and witnessed atrocities in Ukraine. The depravity of those fueling
Many Western governments, diplomatic specialists, and watchers of Africa’s foreign relations have been baffled by many African countries’ apparent hesitation to condemn Russia’s invasion of
The UAE, and in particular, Dubai, has a reputation for being a playground for the wealthy. And with the increased Western financial pressure on Russia,
Saudi Arabia is exploring using the Chinese Yuan to price some of its oil deals rather than the widely used US dollar. According to the
NYFCPA strongly opposes and deplores Russia’s unprovoked and unlawful attack in Ukraine. This conflict has resulted in and will result in widespread abuses of human
On Monday, Russian President Vladimir Putin deployed Russian soldiers into the two separatist areas in eastern Ukraine after recognizing their independence, confirming weeks of grave
Recently, the subject of political analysis that focuses on U.S.-Soviet (later Russian) relations has become an established area of scientific inquiry. The goal of this
The New York Center for Foreign Policy Affairs (NYCFPA) has issued an investigative report on recently leaked documents from the U.S. Treasury Department’s Financial Crimes
Recently leaked documents from the US Treasury Department’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) indicated the participation of the Central Bank of the United Arab Emirates
The Russian bear has returned to the Middle East using its historical relationship with the Assad family as a springboard to manufacture more significant ties
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Alyssa Bonk Tel. 571.232.6804 Date: September 1, 2020 NYCFPA CONDEMNS PUTIN AND RUSSIAN ASSASSINATION ATTEMPT ON POLITICAL OPPONENT WASHINGTON – NYCFPA,
The same scenario persists in Lebanon and Mali, as it does in Iraq, but on a more intentionally violent scale. Protesters are being targeted by
Washington, DC – The New York Center for Foreign Policy Affairs is following the developments in the South Philippines as it is proving to be
A mix of hope and concern permeates the international scene concerning Libya, following recent fighting around the city of Sirte. Specifically, such talks are intended
For Nationalinterest.org – The Middle East region and the American foreign-policy establishment are breathing a collective sigh of relief, as President Donald Trump has dialed
By Jeffrey Stacey Bassima Al-Ghussein – with red herrings leaping out of the U.S. policy stream—a new Space Force and family leave for federal workers—an even bigger
Libya is an African country holding the largest oil reserves in the region and is considered a key player in the gas natural resources market.
Since the outset of the war in Yemen, the United States has been supporting the Saudi-UAE intervention in the conflict. The assistance has basically included providing
Iran’s attempts for influence on the horn of Africa dates back to the 1979 Islamic Revolution. These attempts have been complex due to Iran’s unremarkable
American aid to Egypt is an annual fixed amount that Egypt receives from the United States of America following the Egyptian-Israeli peace agreement in 1979.
The eastern Mediterranean region has recently known for being rich in gas and oil natural resources. This discovery increased economic ambitions and conflicting political interests
This month has marked the seventieth anniversary of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization’s (NATO) founding. It seems that NATO’s 70th anniversary brings daunting challenges that
Sino-African relations are not spur of the moment, but have prolonged and deep roots in ancient and modern history. The sources said that China-Africa relations
New York Centre for Foreign policy Affairs (NYCFPA) condemned the Iranian government’s Bloody crackdown on peaceful protests that broke out across the county this month.
New York Centre for Foreign Policy Affairs raised concerns about the latest media reports showing the miserable living conditions the Uyghurs experience in the detention
Analysis by NYCFPA Team – There are a lot of innuendoes that a trade war between US and China has started to badly affect global
Is Mohammad Bin Salman, the Saudi Crown Prince a reformer or anarchist ? “He is shredding a moribund system that had favoured the royals above
New York Center For Foreign Policy Affairs (NYCFPA) published a report examining the historical relations between United States of America and Saudi Arabia. The report
he Trump administration has repeatedly stressed that last week’s Middle East conference in Warsaw, Poland—officially dubbed the Ministerial to Promote a Future of Peace and Security
By Bel Trew – For the last five days Elizabeth, 44, who lives in an isolated village in South Sudan, has been living off wild berries
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