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Egypt Two Years After Morsi
Although the Obama administration is right to be concerned about Egypt's domestic political trajectory, conditioning the bilateral strategic relationship on Cairo's progress toward democracy will only make matters worse under the current circumstances.
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Eric Trager
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Taking Advantage of the Fall of Ramadi
An Iraqi journalist explains why resolving the political causes underlying the expansion of ISIS is just as important as combating the group militarily.
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Ali Alnaemi
In-Depth Reports
Deterring an Iranian Nuclear Breakout
Whether or not the P5+1 and Tehran reach a nuclear deal, deterring an Iranian breakout, most likely at clandestine sites, will remain a core U.S. imperative for the foreseeable future. Although the U.S. intelligence community has a strong record of detecting clandestine nuclear programs, it has often failed to correctly
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Michael Eisenstadt
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Hezbollah's Victory in Qalamoun: Winning the Battle, Losing the War
The group will no doubt continue helping the Assad regime hang on, but the war's heavy attrition, Syria's demographic realities, and rebel gains elsewhere in the country all point to a seemingly inevitable fall.
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David Schenker
Oula A. Alrifai
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Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood Gets a Facelift
The movement's young leaders are turning to explicitly violent 'revolutionary' tactics in order to stay relevant, but they are escalating a fight they are unlikely to win.
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Eric Trager
Marina Shalabi
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Iranian and Hezbollah Threats to Saudi Arabia: Past Precedents
Given Tehran and Hezbollah's long history of targeting Saudi interests, their recent implicit threats to the kingdom should be taken seriously.
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Matthew Levitt
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Retaking Ramadi: U.S. Assistance and Shiite-Sunni Cooperation
Washington can help by providing additional airpower and advisory assistance, but Iraqis must take the lead in combining various Sunni and Shiite forces into an effective Anbar counteroffensive.
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Michael Knights
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Tunisia's President Visits the White House
The Obama administration should use the occasion to expand the strategic partnership with Tunis, in part by expediting economic and security assistance that would bolster the country's hard-fought gains in democratization.
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Sarah Feuer
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Yemen War Heats Up Iran's Anti-Saudi Rhetoric
The Islamic Republic views the Yemen conflict as another battlefield in its proxy struggle with Saudi Arabia, spurring Iranian government, media, and religious figures to open a war of words in recent weeks.
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Mehdi Khalaji
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Are Muslims Islamists?
Conflating Islam with Islamism has sparked a dangerous discourse in which the majority of Muslims, who are not Islamist, bear the brunt.
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Soner Cagaptay
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A Big Win for Kurds at the White House
The Kurds have made a conscious effort to step back from a damaging feud with the United States over weapons shipments.
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Michael Knights
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Responding to Iranian Naval Aggression in the Persian Gulf
The latest provocation reinforces the need for any nuclear agreement with Iran to include strong enforcement mechanisms and swift and severe penalties for cheating.
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Michael Singh
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Money Flow in the Age of ISIS
A senior FBI official discusses the evolving challenges of combating jihadist funding in the age of the so-called Islamic State.
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Gerald Roberts
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Counterterrorism Lecture Series
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The Saudi Snub
The White House's bottom line for Camp David is to limit public condemnation of the emerging deal with Iran, but the Saudi king's decision not to attend signals persistent Gulf Arab disquiet with U.S. diplomacy.
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Simon Henderson
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Managing the U.S.-Gulf Disconnect at Camp David
President Obama should give full credence to Gulf perceptions of a direct threat from Tehran.
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Lori Plotkin Boghardt
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Between the Islamic State and al-Qaeda in Tunisia
If al-Qaeda and IS operatives in Tunisia decide to challenge each other for local jihadist supremacy, the result could be more high-profile attacks that threaten the country's summer tourist industry.
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Aaron Y. Zelin
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The Implosion of Jordan's Muslim Brotherhood
With help from years of Brotherhood infighting, the Jordanian government has seemingly tamed the group's local chapter, but it may have complicated its fight against domestic Islamist militancy in the process.
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David Schenker
Gavi Barnhard
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Status Report on Countering Terrorist Financing
As events in Syria and Iraq convulse the region, the resultant humanitarian disaster and security nightmare have contributed to a reshaping of the terror finance environment.
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Matthew Levitt
Brief Analysis
Netanyahu Loses Leverage in Forming New Government
Last-ditch campaign promises and bruising coalition negotiations have led Netanyahu to form a fragile government that may have trouble handling important domestic issues and foreign relationships.
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David Makovsky
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Get Serious About a Buffer Zone in Syria
Obama needs to show that he's willing to shift the Middle East balance of power against Iran.
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Dennis Ross
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