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The ISIL's Stand in the Ramadi-Falluja Corridor
If current trends continue, the ISIL's latest gambit could bring a strategic reversal for the movement in Iraq.
May 29, 2014
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Michael Knights
Iranian Students in the United States, 1924-2012
May 28, 2014
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Steven Ditto
Nuclear Decisionmaking in Iran
May 28, 2014
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Nima Gerami
Brief Analysis
Palestinian Reconciliation: Devil in the Details?
How -- and if -- Hamas and Fatah overcome formidable security, institutional, and political roadblocks should dictate the international response to their unity deal and joint government.
May 28, 2014
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Matthew Levitt
Neri Zilber
Brief Analysis
How the FBI Is Evolving to Meet Threats in a Changing Environment
The bureau's deputy director discusses the diverse range of domestic and foreign threats to the homeland, including potential terrorist activity stemming from the war in Syria.
May 28, 2014
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Mark F. Giuliano
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Syria's Crazy Campaign to Lure Tourists
What civil war? The regime's Tourism Ministry thinks you'll enjoy these new beachside cafes.
May 28, 2014
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Adam Heffez
Noam Raydan
U.S. Military Options in Syria
May 28, 2014
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Chandler Atwood
Joshua Burgess
Michael Eisenstadt
Joseph Wawro
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Open a Middle Road to Mideast Peace
Even if a permanent deal isn't achievable right now, Washington can still foster a process that contributes to peacemaking.
May 23, 2014
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Dennis Ross
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White House Should Seek Congressional Endorsement for Any Iran Deal
As the negotiations with Iran enter a critical stage, Washington needs to develop bipartisan consensus about the parameters of an acceptable agreement.
May 23, 2014
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Eric Edelman
Dennis Ross
Ray Takeyh
Brief Analysis
Syrian Air-Defense Capabilities and the Threat to Potential U.S. Air Operations
The regime's air defenses have been weakened by the war, leaving room for low-risk air operations that could achieve important military and humanitarian objectives with reasonable investment of resources.
May 23, 2014
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Chandler Atwood
Jeffrey White
Brief Analysis
Australian Company's Exit Reflects Israel's Natural Gas Challenges
Woodside's decision shows how Israel will need to cement its foreign partnerships, investments, and export routes in order to take full advantage of its growing gas surplus.
May 22, 2014
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Simon Henderson
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Egypt's Also-Ran
Meet the man crazy enough to run for president against the new strongman in Cairo.
May 22, 2014
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Eric Trager
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The Gulf Cooperation Council:
Deepening Rifts and Emerging Challenges
Long considered a bulwark against instability since its establishment in 1981, the Gulf Cooperation Council -- Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Bahrain, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, and Oman -- is now exhibiting an alarming degree of discord.
May 22, 2014
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Simon Henderson
Brief Analysis
Iraq's Election Results: Avoiding a Kurdish Split
The votes are in, but Baghdad will need to resuscitate the revenue-sharing deal with the Kurds in order to steady the already-troubled government formation process.
May 21, 2014
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Michael Knights
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Sunni Foreign Fighters in Syria: Background, Facilitating Factors, and Select Responses
A detailed survey of how many fighters have joined the Syrian jihad, where they come from, how their efforts compare to past jihads in Afghanistan and Iraq, and what European governments are doing about the issue.
May 21, 2014
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Aaron Y. Zelin
Saudi Arabia: A Kingdom in Transition
A presentation on Saudi royal succession and evolving military relations, including key figures in the Pakistani defense and nuclear establishments, made by Simon Henderson to Harvard University's Belfer Center in May 2014.
May 20, 2014
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Simon Henderson
Brief Analysis
Libya's Growing Risk of Civil War
Long-simmering tensions between non-Islamist and Islamist forces have boiled over into military actions centered around Benghazi and Tripoli, entrenching the country's rival alliances and bringing them ever closer to civil war.
May 20, 2014
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Andrew Engel
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The Muslim Brotherhood Thinks It's Winning Again
Given the Brotherhood's persistent and dangerous delusion, the existential struggle that has defined Egyptian politics since Morsi's removal will likely worsen.
May 19, 2014
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Eric Trager
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Proactive Measures: Countering the Returnee Threat
Governments across the Middle East and far beyond are already changing their policies to address the problem of jihadist returnees from Syria, highlighting the scope and seriousness of the threat.
May 18, 2014
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Aaron Y. Zelin
Jonathan Prohov
In-Depth Reports
Between Not-In and All-In:
U.S. Military Options in Syria
In light of the inability of diplomacy and sanctions to staunch the Syrian bloodletting, the Obama administration is reviewing its policy alternatives in Syria. This paper, and the associated briefing, provides an overview of U.S. military options, evaluating the pros and cons of each.
May 16, 2014
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Chandler Atwood
Joshua Burgess
Michael Eisenstadt
Joseph Wawro
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