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Arab Leaders Need to Play a More Prominent Role on Peace-Making Than They Ever Have Before
By securing regional buy-in for a new peace plan before making it public, Washington has a much better chance of getting the Palestinians back to the negotiating table.
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Dennis Ross
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آسیبپذیریهای ایران در مقابل تحریمهای آمریکا (بخش اول): یافتن نقاط ضعف
این مطلب دیدبان سیاستگذاری، بخش اول یک مقاله دو قسمتی در خصوص بازگشت تحریمهای ایالات متحده است. اینجا میتوانید بخش دوم این مقاله را بخوانید که به بحث درباره گزینههای مشخص تحریمهای قدیم و جدیدی میپردازد که واشنگتن در اختیار دارد.
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Quarter-Million Lives at Risk in Latest Battle for Yemen
Now that the operation has begun, bipartisan congressional threats to sever U.S. military assistance because of humanitarian concerns will be tested.
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Simon Henderson
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In Search of a New Patron, the KRG Turns Back to Moscow
As the Iraqi Kurds reach out to Russia, the Kremlin’s sway over their politics and energy resources is growing.
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Anna Borshchevskaya
Bilal Wahab
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No Going Back:
The UAE's Strategic Move in Hodeidah Should Bring to a Close the First Phase of Yemen's War
Despite significant logistical and diplomatic challenges, liberating the port is vital to providing more humanitarian relief and meeting coalition war aims.
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Michael Knights
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Jordan’s Economic Protests: Repackaging Reform
A new government, delayed tax hikes, and extra Gulf aid can alleviate unrest for now, but such measures cannot mask the kingdom’s fundamental need for unpopular economic reforms.
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Ghaith al-Omari
Ben Fishman
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Why Syria’s Kurds are Struggling Politically
According to one Kurdish proverb, “the Kurd loses at the negotiating table in hours what he has gained on the battlefield over years.” Indeed, although in recent years Syrian Kurdish organizations have demonstrated their military effectiveness in the war against the Islamic State, they have so far been unable to
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Abdel Raheem Said
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While Mo Salah Sleeps in Grozny
Russia’s World Cup hospitality toward Egypt is the latest example of how Putin curries favor in the Middle East via Chechnya.
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Anna Borshchevskaya
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North Korea in the Middle East: A Dangerous Military Supply Line
Pyongyang has long threatened U.S. regional allies and interests with military support for terrorists, militias, and hostile regimes. Can a potential bilateral deal sever these supply lines?
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Anthony Ruggiero
Kongdan Oh
Jay Solomon
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Reshuffle, Rinse, and Reform: Tunisia's Government Under Strain
While a cabinet reshuffle in Tunisia would appease some parties and civil society groups, ushering in a new government would do little to address the deeper challenges facing the country’s democratic transition. In recent weeks, Tunisia's government, under the leadership of Prime Minister Youssef Chahed, has faced growing calls from
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Sarah Feuer
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Yemen Is Not a Sideshow
Curbing Iran's foreign meddling and ending the cycle of destructive fighting will require greater political engagement by the Trump administration.
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Barbara A. Leaf
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شبهنظامیان ایرانی در پارلمان عراق: نتایج سیاسی و واکنش ایالات متحده
در حالی که واشنگتن در حال بررسی وضع تحریم بر عصائب اهل الحق و گروههای مشابه است، باید شکنندگی اوضاع سیاسی در بغداد را در آینده نزدیک در نظر داشته باشد و امکان تفکیک «شاخه»های نظامی و سیاسی عصائب را با تردید بنگرد.
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New Arab Gulf Council Reflects Shift in Strategy, Leadership
As the Gulf's cohesion continues to erode, could a united political front composed of Saudi Arabia and the UAE be the glue the region needs?
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Simon Henderson
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Recount Will Test the Integrity of Iraq’s Elections
If conducted in a transparent and accountable fashion, the process could infuse some much-needed confidence into the country’s democratic process, despite the risks.
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Bilal Wahab
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Iran’s Nuclear Model: Japan or North Korea?
Given Tehran’s threat to scale up its enrichment efforts, how far might its nuclear program go post-JCPOA, and what lessons might it draw from U.S. discussions with Pyongyang?
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Omer Carmi
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Can Jordan Dismantle the “Deep State” Moguls?
Today, Jordan’s government is facing backlash after a long period of corruption labeled a “deep state” system. Citizens are organizing demonstrations rejecting federal decisions to increase taxes and impose further strict rules on the people that would negatively affect their livelihoods. Recently, some political figures have used the term "deep
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Shehab Al-Makahleh
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The Iraqi and Syrian Crises: A Strategic Definition
Political conflict in the Islamic world began between two schools headed by the Imam Ali ibn Abi Talib and Muawiyah ibn Abi Sufyan. A bloody fight for power led to a conflict that still persists today in the form of the Sunni-Shia divide and the Turkish-Arab-Iranian conflict. Defining the current
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Haitham Numan
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Iran, Israel, Syria, and the U.S.: Views From China
Next week, President Rouhani of Iran will visit China for a summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping, on the margins of a meeting of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization. Two weeks ago, coincidentally, I spoke in Shanghai at a mid-sized meeting billed as “the first conference on Syria ever held in
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David Pollock
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Iran Will Spare Hezbollah in Its Conflict with Israel, for Now
Hezbollah is an organic part of the IRGC-QF, so its purported desire to distance itself from Iran would only mean its end.
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Hanin Ghaddar
Nader Uskowi
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Will U.S.-Turkish Progress on Manbij Lead to Wider Cooperation in Syria?
The feuding NATO allies have apparently agreed on a concrete roadmap for rolling back the Kurds, but broader strategic cooperation would require them to overcome tall political obstacles.
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James Jeffrey
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