The US & Israel 'Miscalculated' By Thinking Taking Out Iranian Leadership Would 'End The War Easily,' Says Middle East Expert Md. Muddassir Quamar Osama Shaby

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Thank you Prof. Sean Foley for having me for interaction with your class. It was wonderful to discuss with the bright students. I had a great time. 🙏

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India welcomes the ceasefire reached and hope that it will lead to a lasting peace in West Asia.

A fragile two-week ceasefire between the United States and Iran has brought a temporary halt to a six-week conflict that had pushed West Asia to the brink Srikanth Kondapalli శ్రీ Md. Muddassir Quamar Iran Ambassador Mohammad Fathali

Glad to share my article on GCC soft power projection through cultural diplomacy published in Orient. orient-online.com/orient-ii-2026/

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A short writeup on non traditional security threats posed by Iran war in Raksha Anirveda... lnkd.in/gN3GxVqd

Delhi: On the two-week US–Iran ceasefire, JNU Professor at dept of West Asia studies, Md Muddassir Quamar says, "At this point, it is very difficult to say whether the ceasefire will last long. So far, what we know is that there is a 15-day ceasefire, and in my opinion, it is a

Delhi: JNU Professor at dept of West Asia studies, Md Muddassir Quamar says, "Indian diplomacy has played a very significant role in the sense that it has kept itself away from the crisis in the region. It was a major crisis, and historically one of the most significant in recent

Delhi: When asked whether India can now emerge as a credible mediator in West Asia, JNU Professor at dept of West Asia studies, Md Muddassir Quamar says, "At this point, it would be very difficult to suggest that India can act as a mediator. Obviously, if the leadership decides

Glad to have participated in this very important and timely panel discussion.