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Sisi's Response to New Terrorist Tactics
July 16, 2015 When terrorists assassinated Prosecutor-General Hisham Barakat, this successful, high profile attack demonstrated that Egyptian terrorist activity could begin favoring political assassinations in densely populated cities. President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi has acknowledged this threat and increased security in Egypt, which helped Egyptian forces successfully defeat the recent terrorist
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Muhammad Mansour
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Khamenei vs. Rouhani: Projecting Very Different Views on the Nuclear Deal
The Supreme Leader's initial reaction has sent discouraging signals about Iran's willingness to comply with its commitments in the long term.
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Mehdi Khalaji
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Iran Will Cheat. Then What?
Knowing when Iran has violated the agreement is one thing; ensuring that there is a price for every transgression, no matter how small, is another.
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Dennis Ross
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How Will the Iran Nuclear Deal Affect Broader U.S. Strategy?
If the administration cannot convincingly describe a regional strategy into which the agreement fits, allies and skeptics are likely to assume an unspoken U.S. realignment or simple incoherence.
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Michael Singh
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How to Assess the Iran Deal and What to Do About It
Nothing, including reluctantly accepting a bad agreement, is as dangerous as leaving open the question of how the United States would react if Iran approaches a nuclear weapons capability.
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James Jeffrey
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The Nuclear Deal May Weaken Rouhani
The agreement is a significant achievement for Rouhani, but the hardliners are already moving to ensure that it does not empower him during his remaining time in office, in line with their previous efforts to downplay the negotiations and separate them from nonnuclear issues.
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Mehdi Khalaji
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Iran Deal Leaves U.S. With Tough Questions
The deal with Iran is finally done. Given the stakes, it should be scrutinized. It makes sense to reserve judgment and see how the administration explains all the clauses of the agreement and how they will be implemented. While I look forward to the administration's full explanation of the deal
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Dennis Ross
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We Should Not Let Euphoria About the Iran Nuclear Deal Cloud Our Judgment
Complacency could put regional security at greater risk, so the international community must not drop its guard against an emboldened regime.
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Michael Herzog
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Keeping Iran's Feet to the Fire
Even with a deal now signed, the Obama administration still has many tools for countering Iran’s menacing behavior across the Middle East.
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David Makovsky
Matthew Levitt
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What's Really Wrong with the Iran Nuclear Deal
Tactically, the impressively detailed Iran nuclear accord masks major flaws; strategically, it heralds a profound shift in U.S. regional strategy.
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Robert Satloff
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Tunisia's Fragile Democratic Transition
The government can move past the recent terrorist attacks and other struggles, but not if it falls back on arbitrary arrests, opaque investigations, or other tactics that failed during the Ben Ali era.
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Aaron Y. Zelin
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How Iran's Economic Gain from a Nuclear Deal Might Affect Its Foreign Policy
The additional resources unleashed by the agreement will put Iran in a better position to spend more on its various priorities, but how much it puts toward foreign adventurism will remain a political, not an economic, decision.
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Patrick Clawson
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U.S.-GCC Relations: Closing the Credibility Gap
The additional steps promised at the Camp David summit do not constitute a game-changer in U.S.-GCC relations, especially since the Joint Statement is so vague regarding specific steps to counter Iran's destabilizing activities.
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Michael Eisenstadt
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Restoring the Iraqi Army's Pride and Fighting Spirit
Iraq's army can make a comeback with a well-chosen chief of staff and a focus on leadership, discipline, and training.
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Michael Knights
Jabbar Jaafar
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What If a Nuclear Deal Is Reached–and Iran’s Behavior Doesn’t Change?
As another negotiating deadline comes and goes, U.S. allies in the Middle East appear less concerned with the particulars of a possible accord than the particulars of U.S. policy toward Iran after a deal. The Obama administration believes that Iran’s behavior in the region will improve after a nuclear agreement
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Michael Singh
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Why Erdogan Could Push for Early Elections:
Turkey's Regulatory Bodies in a New Era
Under a coalition government, President Erdogan would likely face a gradual decline in his oft-abused power over agencies that regulate a wide swath of Turkish life, so he might push for early elections to avoid that scenario.
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Soner Cagaptay
Mark Bhaskar
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Missiles and the Nuclear Negotiations with Iran
Although Iran's missile arsenal is conventionally armed, credible reports of links with its nuclear program underscore the need for limits on missile R&D work as part of a nuclear accord.
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Michael Eisenstadt
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The Umbrellas of Sousse
Three summers ago, as a graduate student living in Tunisia, I took a break from my research and spent a long weekend on the beach in a resort town called Hammamet, protected from the hot sun by one of the many colorful umbrellas that dotted the sand. Hammamet sits roughly
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Sarah Feuer
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The Tunisian-Libyan Jihadi Connection
A relationship that dates back decades deserves closer attention, and could well lead to repeat Islamic State attacks on Tunisian soil.
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Aaron Y. Zelin
Articles & Testimony
Egyptian Assassinations and Islamist Escalation
Following the latest high-profile assassination, tensions between Islamists and the state will likely continue to escalate, with the judiciary looming large in both the government's response and further Islamist plots.
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Mohammed Soliman
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