Mazyar Khidir

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  • Mazyar Khidir is an International Relations and Politics student at the University of Lincoln. Of Kurdish heritage, his research and writing is shaped by a deep personal connection to the Middle East and a broader interest in geopolitics, British foreign policy, counter-terrorism, and international security. He has participated in international conferences at the United Nations and is actively involved in local politics.  

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Mazyar Khidir: Britain’s Middle East Policy – From Engagement To Retreat

The Middle East has long occupied a central place in British foreign policy. From the economic and diplomatic exchanges between the Gulf states to the preservation of regional stability and counterterrorism cooperation, Britain’s strategic interests in the region run deep. For decades, successive British governments maintained an active diplomatic and military presence across the region in which projects influence through...

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