The Future of the Middle East
Mon, 03 Feb
|The Conduit
Tens of thousands of Palestinians began the long walk to north Gaza after a ceasefire was reached. However, with Iran's influence through its 'Axis of Resistance' and rising grassroots movements challenging the status quo, the shifting power dynamics in the Middle East remain uncertain.
Time & Location
03 Feb 2025, 18:15 – 19:30 GMT
The Conduit, 6 Langley St, London WC2H 9JA, UK
About the event
The future of Gaza and the Middle East still remains uncertain, with shifting power dynamics across the region. Iran, through its ‘Axis of Resistance,’ remains a key player, wielding significant influence across Syria, Iraq, and beyond. Yet, beneath the surface, grassroots movements are rising—both within Iran and across the region—challenging the status quo and complicating strategies for allies and adversaries alike.
Our speakers will discuss the high-stakes drama of state power, resistance networks, and grassroots movements, uncovering how these forces are redefining the Middle East’s future.
Dr. Andreas Krieg is an associate professor at the School of Security Studies at King’s College London. His research focuses on the symbiotic relationship between state and non-state actors in a world of networked statecraft. With two decades of experience living and working in the Middle East, Dr. Krieg has developed deep regional expertise. His most recent publications include Subversion – The Strategic Weaponization…
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