Maryam Khan is Ph.D. fellow at Istanbul Sabahattin Zaim University, in the School of Political Science and International Relations. Her major is on international disputes and the role of major powers in the dispute. Previously, Ms. Khan worked with the US Embassy's Lincoln Corner partneship as a content writer. She also served as an associate researcher in a think-tank in Pakistan for 2 years on the China research desk.
formally concluded with the most discussed election process in Israeli politics. The country’s Parliament gave its vote of confidence to a shaky coalition government comprised of left-wing and right-wing components. The Knesset approved the fresh government by just a single vote 60 to 59, with one abstention. Subsequently, Naftali Bennett’s supporters applauded the announcement of his election, after which he exchanged a brief handshake with Netanyahu before walking to the rostrum
formally concluded with the most discussed election process in Israeli politics. The country’s Parliament gave its vote of confidence to a shaky coalition government comprised of left-wing and right-wing components. The Knesset
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