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Interpreting Muslim Brotherhood Verdicts in the UAE
Convincing public evidence of criminal activity by defendants in the Brotherhood case would increase foreign and domestic support for future UAE security actions against the group.
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Lori Plotkin Boghardt
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Nuclear Negotiations with Iran: A Debate
In the Summer 2013 issue of International Security, Washington Institute managing director Michael Singh participated in a debate regarding the future of nuclear talks with Iran. In the previous issue, he and Harvard professor James Sebenius had contributed the article "Is a Nuclear Deal with Iran Possible? An Analytical Framework,"
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Michael Singh
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What a Changing Middle East Means for China
As sectarian strife embroils the Middle East in conflict and the United States gradually withdraws from the area, it is time for China to start pulling its weight on issues of regional stability.
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David Schenker
Syrian Conflict Amplifies Egypt's Sectarian Tensions
Egyptian Salafists are using Iran's support for Syria to advance their own deeply held anti-Shiite agenda.
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Eric Trager
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After Protests, A U.S. Triage Policy for Egypt
Morsi is now president in name only, so Washington's priorities should be warning him against a violent crackdown and limiting the damage to Egypt's institutions.
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Eric Trager
A Conversation on Egypt's Future
Al-Wafd correspondent Hend Selim interviews David Pollock on Sinai insecurity, sectarian strife, Suez development controversies, and other issues currently being debated in Egypt.
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David Pollock
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Will Erdogan Visit Gaza?
Despite the Turkish leader's strong desire to visit Gaza, his proposed trip faces serious complications that likely entail further postponement.
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Fadi Elhusseini
In-Depth Reports
Not By Sanctions Alone
Using Military and Other Means to Bolster Nuclear Diplomacy with Iran
Enhanced economic sanctions on Iran -- in place for more than a year now -- have dramatically impacted its economy, though the same cannot be said of its nuclear calculus. In this Strategic Report, military expert Michael Eisenstadt explains why U.S. policy has failed to curb the regime's progress on
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Michael Eisenstadt
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Iran's Foreign Legion: The Role of Iraqi Shiite Militias in Syria
With Iran's help and Baghdad's continued inaction, Iraqi Shiite militants have moved from fighting U.S. forces in their own country to fighting on Assad's side in Syria.
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Michael Knights
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Qatar's New Leader Replaces Long-Serving Prime Minister
The emirate's transition to a new generation of younger leaders continues, with uncertain implications for Doha's foreign policy and relations with Washington.
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Simon Henderson
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Turkey at a Crossroads: What Do the Gezi Park Protests Mean for Democracy in the Region? (Part 2)
The Institute's Philip Solondz distinguished visiting fellow addressed the House regarding Turkey's ongoing mass protests. The following is an excerpt from his prepared remarks; download the PDF to read the full testimony. Also read Soner Cagaptay's testimony before the same panel. "The demonstrations that broke out in Gezi Park and
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James Jeffrey
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Iranian Terrorism Under 'Moderate' Presidents
The Islamic Republic's history suggests that the new president-elect will have neither the inclination nor the authority to curb the regime's sponsorship of terrorism.
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Matthew Levitt
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Talk to Iran's New President. Warily.
Preserving an open-ended multilateral approach or allowing Russia to determine what is offered is not a prescription for successful nuclear diplomacy with Iran.
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Dennis Ross
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Turkey at a Crossroads: What Do the Gezi Park Protests Mean for Democracy in the Region? (Part 1)
The director of the Institute's Turkish Research Program addressed the House regarding the large-scale demonstrations that have swept Turkey since May. The following is an excerpt from his prepared remarks; download the PDF to read the full testimony. Also read Ambassador James Jeffrey's testimony before the same panel. "Turkey, a
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Soner Cagaptay
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Nuclear Breakthrough Unlikely Under Rouhani
Rouhani may soften the veneer and rhetoric of Tehran's nuclear policy, but there is little reason to expect a change in the regime's objectives.
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Nima Gerami
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The Crowning of the Syrian Islamic Front
Although Washington and Saudi Arabia have increased their support for the mainstream Syrian opposition, jihadist factions and their Qatari and Egyptian backers are asserting themselves as well.
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Aaron Y. Zelin
Charles Lister
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Egypt Will Erupt Again on June 30
Given the opposition's growing rage and the Brotherhood's increasingly confrontational stance, the upcoming nationwide protests are unlikely to end well.
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Eric Trager
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Israel's Go-Ahead on Natural Gas
Israel's export decision should be welcomed, but domestic opposition could discourage necessary foreign investment.
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Simon Henderson
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Will Protests at Home Affect Turkey's Foreign Policy?
On June 13, 2013, Soner Cagaptay and James F. Jeffrey addressed a Policy Forum at The Washington Institute. Mr. Jeffrey is the Philip Solondz distinguished visiting fellow at the Institute and former U.S. ambassador to Turkey (2008-2010) and Iraq (2010-2012). Dr. Cagaptay, author of the forthcoming book The Rise of
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Soner Cagaptay
James Jeffrey
Articles & Testimony
How the U.S. Gains from Israel Alliance
Washington's partnership with Israel has helped the United States maintain its global edge without compromising its interests in the Arab and Muslim worlds.
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David Pollock
Michael Eisenstadt
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