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What Next for Iran and the P5+1?
Washington needs to change the negotiating dynamics so that the next round of talks is more successful than the past year's efforts.
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Michael Singh
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Friday's Islamist 'Uprising' in Egypt Could Be Bloody
Although past uprisings have been quickly snuffed out, the latest calls for mass protests have been more strategically savvy and explicitly violent than usual.
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Eric Trager
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Potential Economic Impact of an Iran Deal
Although a nuclear agreement might encourage banks and investors to reengage with Iran, low oil prices and longstanding economic problems could affect how the deal is perceived.
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Patrick Clawson
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What Difference Would an Iran Deal Make?
Implementing a nuclear agreement will be no easier than reaching one, and Washington will have little influence over what Iran decides to do over time about the deal.
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Patrick Clawson
Mehdi Khalaji
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Chinese Policy in the Middle East in the Wake of the Arab Uprisings
The following is an excerpt from Mr. Singh's unpublished manuscript on China's current and future role in the region. To read the full paper, download the PDF. Even as it pursues greater economic engagement with the Middle East to satisfy its energy needs, it is not at all clear whether
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Michael Singh
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Israel Views Extension of Iran Talks as Lesser of Two Evils
Officials believe a bad deal would leave Iran with the ability to develop more advanced centrifuges, continue with previously undisclosed missile work, avoid intrusive inspections at certain facilities, and 'sneak out' with insufficient warning.
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Michael Herzog
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Iraqi Kurdistan: The Middle East's Next 'Little Sparta'?
The Kurds may be leveraging recent arms agreements to achieve a more direct security relationship with Western powers on the road toward de facto autonomy.
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Michael Knights
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The United States Has No Good Options on Syria
By rethinking its position on creating an opposition buffer zone along the Turkey-Syria border, the administration could spur Assad, Iran, and Russia to change their calculus.
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Dennis Ross
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Regional Nuclear Plans in the Aftermath of an Iran Deal
While the purpose of multilateral negotiations with Iran is to reduce proliferation concerns, successful talks may in fact accelerate nuclear plans in the Gulf states and Jordan.
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Simon Henderson
Olli Heinonen
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Tunisians Elect a President
Regardless of who enters Carthage Palace in January, a free and fair election will represent an achievement worthy of international recognition.
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Sarah Feuer
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Don't Bank on Bankrupting ISIS, but Here's How We Shrink Its Wallet
By focusing on financial transactions and income from oil, kidnapping, and major donors, the Treasury Department could severely undercut the group's funding streams.
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Matthew Levitt
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U.S. Should Cut Aid to Palestine for Supporting Terrorists
Although President Abbas has condemned Tuesday's attack in Jerusalem, he allows his advisors and official media to praise the perpetrators as heroes, while his government pays stipends to convicted terrorists and their families.
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David Pollock
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A Path to Defusing Tensions in Jerusalem
Washington should help Netanyahu and Abbas formulate a code of conduct for preventing an explosion that would imperil both leaders politically.
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Dennis Ross
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Obama Administration Should Be Helping Egypt, Not Punishing It
Helping Cairo defeat jihadis -- at minimum by delivering long-postponed weapons systems -- would be more productive than punishing it for its repressive approach in Sinai.
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David Schenker
Eric Trager
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The Catch in Lifting Sanctions Against Iran
In waiving sanctions related to the nuclear program, the president would also blunt his most effective tools for countering Tehran's other illicit activities, effectively rewarding the regime for steps it has not taken.
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Michael Singh
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Welcome to a Post-Post-Cold War World
If the United States and its allies fail to manage the Syria and Iraq crises, victorious "anti-order" actors such as Russia, Iran, and ISIS could usher in an unstable era similar to the late 1930s.
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James Jeffrey
Soner Cagaptay
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Qatar Makes Peace With Its Gulf Neighbors
A late-night agreement in Riyadh appears to have resolved the diplomatic spat between Qatar and its GCC partners, opening up the possibility of more diplomatic coordination and greater unity.
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Simon Henderson
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The Next President's Mideast Mess
Try as he might, there's just too much for Obama to fix in the next two years.
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Robert Satloff
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The Islamic State's Archipelago of Provinces
The group's now-formalized annexation model could have direct political and security consequences in several countries, creating a more complex threat environment for the U.S.-led coalition.
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Aaron Y. Zelin
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Terrorist Financing and the Islamic State
A detailed look at where the group's money comes from, how the Treasury Department and its international partners are working to cut it off, and what needs to be done next.
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Matthew Levitt
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