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The Impact of Syria's Refugees on Southern Turkey
Revised and Updated
Since Policy Focus 130 was first published in October 2013, the number of registered Syrian refugees in Turkey has nearly doubled, from roughly 440,000 to 747,000. Although Turkey's national burden is relatively small when compared with Syria's other neighbors—namely Lebanon and Jordan—pressures are increasingly intense in five southern Turkish provinces
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Soner Cagaptay
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Tunisia: Uncovering Ansar al-Sharia
An original founder of the banned Salafi organisation reveals its true origins, the extent of its links with al-Nahda, and what lies "behind the curtain."
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Aaron Y. Zelin
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Tunisia Arrests Leading Salafi Cleric
Whether legitimate charges are announced or not, yesterday's arrest of a popular cleric will no doubt be another turning point in the relationship between the Tunisian government and local jihadists.
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Aaron Y. Zelin
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How to Counter Violent Extremists in Trans-Saharan Africa
Fueled by the influx of weapons and fighters from Libya, the threat from extremists in Mali and other countries is increasing rapidly, underlining the need for a better-integrated U.S. and allied response.
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Joshua Burgess
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This New Columnist for the New York Times Believes a 'Massive Zionist Organization Rules America'
The paper's new Egyptian columnist has repeatedly appeared on Arabic media outlets expressing the kind of circular, paranoid reasoning normally confined to fringe blogs in the United States.
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Eric Trager
Hezbollah Ready to Do Whatever Iran Asks in Support of 'Shadow War with the West'
Stewart Bell interviews the director of the Institute's Stein Program on Counterterrorism and Intelligence regarding Hezbollah's international activities and alliance with Iran.
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Matthew Levitt
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The Origins of Hezbollah
30 years ago, deadly bombings in Beirut forged a powerful new militant group.
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Matthew Levitt
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Spat or Split? Saudi Arabia's Diplomatic Anger with Washington
The kingdom's rejection of a Security Council seat has fueled predictions of a major and perhaps rapid shift in bilateral relations.
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Simon Henderson
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Yad Vashem's Arab Blinders
Why won't Israel's Holocaust memorial recognize the righteous Arabs that saved Jews from the Nazis?
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Robert Satloff
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30 Years of Terror Sponsored by Iran
As negotiators try to find a diplomatic solution to the nuclear impasse, the anniversary of the Beirut bombings serves as a timely reminder that tensions with Iran go beyond the nuclear issue.
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Matthew Levitt
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Egypt Prepares Its Next Constitution
Although the new constitution is unlikely to catalyze upheaval in the short term, the changes being contemplated could have major implications for the role of religion and the military in Egypt's political life.
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Eric Trager
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What a Nuclear Deal with Iran Could Look Like
By demonstrating firmness at the negotiating table, Washington can make plain the alternatives and force Tehran to confront, rather than evade, the consequences of its choices.
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Michael Singh
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Sanctions Relief for Iran Without Congressional Approval
If he is willing to pay the political price, President Obama can give Iran as much economic relief as he wishes by simply not enforcing existing sanctions.
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Patrick Clawson
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Egypt's Evolving Foreign Policy
The foreign policy pursued by the Morsi regime put Egypt's national security interests in great danger and jeopardized regional stability. Now, the interim government is trying to repair the damage.
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Adel El-Adawy
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Tunisia's Fragile Transition
While potential pitfalls remain, Tunisia's future could be bright amid a region that appears to be regressing.
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Aaron Y. Zelin
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Soccer's Impact on Middle East Politics
On October 15, James Dorsey, a syndicated columnist and author of the blog (and forthcoming book) The Turbulent World of Middle East Soccer , addressed a Washington Institute Policy Forum. The following is a rapporteur's summary of his remarks. Over the past several years, soccer fields across the Middle East
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James M. Dorsey
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Assessing Morocco's New Cabinet
Islamists look weaker in the country's new leadership, while the king continues to show his influence.
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Vish Sakthivel
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Qaradawi and the Struggle for Sunni Islam
The leading Sunni cleric's shift toward militant views on Syria and Egypt may be a bellwether for future intra-Sunni sectarian strife in the Middle East.
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David Schenker
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Next Steps with Egypt
The recent suspension of U.S. aid to Egypt is a self-inflicted wound, but a flexible interpretation of the gesture and attention to Egypt's economic needs could soften its negative impact.
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Adel El-Adawy
David Pollock
Brief Analysis
The Saudi Women's Driving Campaign in Perspective
Turnout for the Saudi women drivers demonstration planned for late October will help gauge public interest in mobilizing for reforms in the kingdom.
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Lori Plotkin Boghardt
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