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Q&A on Hezbollah's 'Global Footprint'
Samuel Rubenfeld interviews Washington Institute fellow Matthew Levitt about how Hezbollah raises and uses its money.
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Matthew Levitt
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Iranian Consensus Does Not Necessarily Mean a Good Deal for the West
There is a broad consensus among Iran's elite that a nuclear deal with Washington would serve Iran's hegemonic objectives. In this view, the real barrier to such a nuclear accord is not the United States but Europe and Israel, supported by the Saudis. The ongoing nuclear talks are playing very
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Patrick Clawson
Mehdi Khalaji
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How to Fix the Iran Nuclear Deal
The administration needs to reassure its allies that the West can reach a limited nuclear agreement without damaging its negotiating position or the sanctions architecture.
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Dennis Ross
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Iran Nuclear Negotiations: An Emerging Deal in Geneva?
"The idea that Iran can negotiate with the United States and be recognized as a responsible member of the international community just fills the House of Saud with complete dread." As the P5+1 countries approach a deal on Iran’s nuclear enrichment program, veteran Gulf analyst Simon Henderson assesses the significance
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Simon Henderson
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Meeting a Returned Tunisian Foreign Fighter from the Syrian Front
The ongoing war has changed not only Syrian society, but also the lives of many young men from other countries who are willing to die in the name of God.
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Aaron Y. Zelin
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Maliki Bolsters Iraq Reelection Chances
Since winning a second term, Iraqi prime minister Nouri Maliki has strengthened his grip on power.
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Michael Knights
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Turkey Seeks to Lock In Long-Term Security
Two years ago, I argued in a Post op-ed that Turkey was pivoting toward the United States. This policy has not ushered in what Ankara wanted: American firepower to oust the Assad regime in Syria. And feeling alone, Turkey has started to seek other allies, including Beijing. When the Justice
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Soner Cagaptay
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The Nuclear Handshake
Saudi nervousness over Iran's nuclear advances may prompt the kingdom to act on its own longstanding nuclear preparations.
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Simon Henderson
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The Call for Rebellion against Hamas in Gaza
Protests against an increasingly unpopular Gaza leadership are scheduled for November 11, but the scale of participation is in doubt, given the threat of a harsh Hamas response.
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Ehud Yaari
In-Depth Reports
Ankara's Middle East Policy Post Arab Spring
When Turkey’s Justice and Development Party (AKP) entered office in 2002, it launched an ambitious plan to become a regional power. Aided by phenomenal economic growth, Turkey ultimately became the Middle East’s largest economy with a foreign policy based on wielding soft power to gain influence. To this end, the
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Soner Cagaptay
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The Seventh Annual Scholar-Statesman Award Dinner
On October 1, The Washington Institute for Near East Policy presented its 2013 Scholar-Statesman Award to former secretary of state Dr. Condoleezza Rice and paid special tribute to publisher and philanthropist Mortimer B. Zuckerman at a gala dinner in New York City. The following is a selection of excerpts from
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Condoleezza Rice
Mortimer Zuckerman
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Brotherhood Trials and Tribulations in the Gulf
Secretary Kerry's planned visit to Abu Dhabi to reinforce the U.S.-UAE strategic partnership comes at an awkward time, as the country opens another controversial trial.
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Lori Plotkin Boghardt
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How Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood Can Bounce Back
Assuming the group is patient and willing to accept that the events of this summer are irreversible, it has several options for eventually regaining national influence.
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Eric Trager
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Kerry's Visit to Morocco and Algeria: Navigating Between Competitors
Given Algeria and Morocco's highly developed intelligence apparatuses, strong militaries, and common extremist foes, the United States should use its leverage with each country to sidestep renewed enmities and strengthen regional security.
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Vish Sakthivel
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Keep Them at Arm's Length
Traveling through southern Turkey, an expert spoke with Syrian opposition members about how to come together politically while keeping al-Qaeda affiliates at arm's length.
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Andrew J. Tabler
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The Syrian Regime's Willing Executioners
Eliminating Assad's chemical arsenal, while somewhat helpful, would do nothing to stem the more potent conventional means that his regular and irregular forces have used to kill thousands of civilians.
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Jeffrey White
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The U.S.-Saudi Royal Rumble
In the wake of recent tensions, the House of Saud could make things very unpleasant for Washington in these seven ways.
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Simon Henderson
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What KFC's Recent Exit from Syria Says About Its Horrifying Food Crisis
The fast-food chain's departure is only the latest sign of battered markets that have left approximately 4 million Syrians facing food insecurity.
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Adam Heffez
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Meeting Maliki: A Chance to Reset U.S. Policy on Iraq
There is no muting Iraq, so the best way to get the troubled country on the path to stability is through high-level engagement on electoral transparency, sectarian reconciliation, arms transfers to Syria, oil revenue sharing, and other key issues.
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Michael Knights
Brief Analysis
The Need for Speed in Negotiations with Iran
Talks with Iran are gaining momentum, but its centrifuges are still enriching uranium, and its Arak facility may soon be capable of producing plutonium.
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Simon Henderson
Olli Heinonen
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