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A Palestinian woman walks by a mural in Bethlehem

Palestinian Elections and the Need for Political Change

After more than a decade of feuding, Palestinian factions face an opportunity for change.

Mkhaimar Abusada

Kidnapping and Extortion in Regime-Controlled Syria

Interviews reveal how Syrian officials are extorting their people.

Kenneth R. Rosen

Axis of Disinformation: Propaganda from Iran, Russia, and China on COVID-19

China, Russia, and Iran are currently exploiting COVID-19 to conduct information warfare, specifically targeting the Middle East.

Andrew Whiskeyman
Michael Berger

Investing in Jordan Through Support for Social Enterprises

By committing to long-term investments in Jordan’s communities through support for social enterprises, the United States can contribute to the country’s stability and economic growth.

Lilian Tauber

The Biden Administration’s Opportunities to Promote Peace in Yemen

A federalist system is the only viable option for a new government in Yemen.

Olfat Al-Dubai

Redefining Security in Jordan-U.S. Relations

The United States and Jordan need to broaden the scope of their security relationship and prepare for a more diverse array of security concerns.

Mohanned Arabiat
Barik Mhadeen

Mapping Kurdish Optimism for a Biden Administration: Iraq and Syria

Facing Turkish, Iranian, and Islamist threats, Kurds in Iraq and Syria are hoping for more U.S. support than they saw under the Trump administration.

John Saleh

Mapping Kurdish Optimism for a Biden Administration: Turkey and Iran

Kurds in Turkey and Iran could be valuable partners as the United States navigates difficult relations with both countries.

John Saleh

The UN Process and the War Crimes of Assad

After the UN's failures regarding Assad, Syrians need a more forceful option to restore their dignity and rights.

Mohamad Kamal al-Labwani

The Tripoli Protests Are Lebanon’s Canary in the Coal Mine

Dire circumstances are pushing Lebanese people to the edge, which could bring violent results.

Hassan Mneimneh

Algeria’s Political Crisis: An Ongoing Vicious Cycle

Algeria's divided political system has limited time to make critical reforms.

Zine Labidine Ghebouli

Will Qatar’s Relationship with the Muslim Brotherhood Change after Gulf Reconciliation?

Qatar must adequately manage its ties to the Brotherhood if it wants to ensure sustainable Gulf ties.

Omran Salman

Islamic State Messaging on Counter-espionage Operations

ISIS publications reveal the geographic location and concentration of its counter-espionage operations.

Pasar Sherko

Vice President Joe Biden arrives in Saudi Arabia

Riyadh Mends Fences with Doha as it Braces for the Biden Administration

Qatar could serve as a valuable intermediary between Saudi Arabia and a Democratic White House.

Suleiman Nimr

Iraq’s PMF: An Entity Beyond Suspicion or a Mirage of Deception?

Shia militias in Iraq are losing control of their own narrative, and their true motives are becoming visible.

Sadiq Hassaan

“White Paper” Reforms for the Oil and Gas Sectors: Paving the Way for Better Use of Iraq’s Resources?

Increasing natural gas production and enhancing the oil industry are critical to reviving Iraq's economy.

Ahmed Mansouri

Hezbollah and the Politics of Vaccine Delays in Lebanon

Hezbollah is profiting from the pandemic.

Makram Rabah

How the PA Should Approach the Biden Administration

The Biden administration will exhibit a blend of Trump's and Obama's policies towards Israel and Palestinians.

Mohammed Dajani

Collective Memory of the 2011 Egyptian Revolution: Surveying Egyptians a Decade After

A recent poll gauges Egyptians' lasting impressions of their chapter in the Arab Spring.

Hazem Albassam
Coline Ferrant

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End of the Qatar Embargo: An Opportunity, not Threat, for Turkey

Reconciliation in the Gulf does not mean isolation for Turkey.

Anthony Skinner

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