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The Islamic State's Model
ISIS continues to pursue its expansion model in Libya, Sinai, and other hotspots, raising new challenges that differ from those posed by al-Qaeda's past franchise approach.
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Aaron Y. Zelin
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The Middle East's Next Nuclear Power?
In the face of stiff opposition and ongoing economic and security challenges, Jordan may delay its decision on building nuclear reactors for now, but energy shortages could force its hand in the longer term.
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David Schenker
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Aligning with Rouhani Is Not the Answer
Given the uncertainties surrounding the Iranian regime's internal struggle, Washington should not pin its hopes on President Rouhani's camp, whose regional strategy appears to converge with that of the hardliners.
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Michael Singh
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Iran Adapts to Sanctions in the Absence of New Measures
When it comes to sanctions, continuously adopting new measures is the best way to convince Iran's leaders that they must resolve the nuclear impasse.
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Patrick Clawson
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Righteous Muslims, Then and Now
As the French beef up their counterterrorism units and the Americans dispatch more advisors to Iraq and Syria, the wider battle cannot be won unless more Muslims stand tall in the face of extremism, as many already have.
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Robert Satloff
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A Nuclear Deal with Iran: The Impact on Oil and Natural Gas Trends
Most immediately, lifted sanctions on Iran's oil and gas industry could spur tensions with other energy producers, such as Russia, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar.
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Brenda Shaffer
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Expanding Counterterrorism Partnerships: U.S. Efforts to Tackle the Evolving Terrorist Threat
The State Department's counterterrorism coordinator explains how the U.S. government is growing global partnerships to aid the fight against terrorism.
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Tina Kaidanow
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Counterterrorism Lecture Series
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Why Egyptians Don't Want Another Revolution
For the moment at least, many Egyptians have become so fearful of change that they are content to live with their broken state, which they view as preferable to further collapse.
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Eric Trager
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'Uncoordinated Deconfliction' in Syria: A Recipe to Contain, Not Defeat, ISIS
If Washington continues to bomb ISIS while sidestepping the question of Assad's future, Syria may wind up partitioned between jihadist and Iranian-backed forces.
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Andrew J. Tabler
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The Dangers of Saudi Succession
Riyadh is entering unknown territory with its succession system at a time when threats and distractions have sprung up on multiple fronts.
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Simon Henderson
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Riyadh Rendezvous: Obama to Meet with New Saudi King
The length of the meeting and the names of the Saudi officials in attendance will reveal as much as any government communique or briefing on what subjects were discussed.
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Simon Henderson
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Time to Take It to Iran
The nuclear deadlock cannot be broken unless Washington reengages in the myriad conflicts plaguing the region, particularly now that Yemen is vulnerable and the Saudi royal family is in a state of turmoil.
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Dennis Ross
Eric Edelman
Ray Takeyh
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What to Expect from Syria Peace Talks in Moscow
While the talks are unlikely to produce immediate results, Moscow could use them to gain leverage to shape its preferred outcome in Syria.
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Anna Borshchevskaya
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Hezbollah's Limited Options After Israeli Strike
With its Lebanese Shiite constituency increasingly vulnerable, its Iranian patron hobbled by other commitments, and its regional reputation in tatters, Hezbollah will likely think twice before responding forcefully to the Quneitra attack.
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David Schenker
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Can Argentina Find Justice Without Alberto Nisman?
The prosecutor investigating a suspected government cover-up of the 1994 AMIA bombing has died suspiciously, sparking mass protests and raising questions about whether anyone else will pursue the case with similar determination.
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Matthew Levitt
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The Long Haul:
Rebooting U.S. Security Cooperation in Iraq
The challenge posed by the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham (ISIS) has created some strange dynamics, among them the shared interest of the United States and the Islamic Republic of Iran in "degrading and defeating" the Sunni jihadist group. But this shared interest should not be viewed as an
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Michael Knights
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The Paradox in Obama's Foreign Policy
The president's legacy will be evaluated on his foreign policy accomplishments, not just the errors he believes he has avoided.
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Michael Singh
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The ISIS Fight and the State of the Union Address
Four Washington Institute fellows discuss what the president's address shows about his priorities in the Middle East, analyzing what he did and did not say and comparing his latest remarks to his past speeches.
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James Jeffrey
David Pollock
Robert Satloff
Andrew J. Tabler
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Train and Equip Not Enough for U.S.-Backed Syrian Rebels
The administration needs to make sure that its imminent creation of a new rebel force is conducted with clear political goals, a concrete military strategy, and due consideration of likely operational contingencies.
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Jeffrey White
'Defeat into Victory':
Lessons for Rebuilding the Iraq Security Forces from Modern Arab Military Success Stories
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Michael Eisenstadt
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