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COVID in the Middle East: Assessment on the Eve of Year Three
Leading public health experts take stock of the pandemic's regional outlook, discussing which approaches have been most effective in different jurisdictions while acknowledging the persistent limits of COVID data.
Mar 3, 2022
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Dr. Sharon Alroy-Preis
Abraham Flaxman
Dr. Kamiar Alaei
Articles & Testimony
Putin Wanted to Strengthen His Grip by Invading Ukraine. Instead He May Weaken It.
One potential outcome is a shattering loss that causes the Russian people to rethink what goals their state should pursue, though domestic opinion seems sharply divided along generational lines.
Mar 3, 2022
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Anna Borshchevskaya
Articles & Testimony
What Could Stop the War
If the Ukrainians can hold out long enough to force serious negotiations, Washington must remind both parties that they will need to make several specific—and bitter—concessions.
Mar 3, 2022
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Dennis Ross
Norman Eisen
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Brief Analysis
Top Seven Things You Need to Know About Ukraine
A video explainer on the war’s causes, Putin’s mindset, and the likely consequences if the West does not check his imperial ambitions.
Mar 2, 2022
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Anna Borshchevskaya
Brief Analysis
The UN Resolution on Ukraine: How Did the Middle East Vote?
A comprehensive record of what regional officials said—or didn’t say—about the emergency wartime vote in the General Assembly.
Mar 2, 2022
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Brief Analysis
Iran’s Game of Drones
After decades of steady development, Tehran now uses drones to complement its missiles and support the broader effort to bring the entire Middle East within its range.
Mar 2, 2022
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Farzin Nadimi
Brief Analysis
Israel Juggles Diplomacy with Turkey, Cyprus, and Greece
A high-level visit to Athens was notionally about climate issues, but it also took advantage of a potential shift in regional politics, including with Turkey.
Mar 1, 2022
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Simon Henderson
Brief Analysis
Iran’s Third Cultural Revolution
President Raisi is accelerating Ayatollah Khamenei’s plan to Islamize the university system, with apparently little regard for how previous campaigns sent Iran plummeting down the regional rankings for higher education.
Feb 28, 2022
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Saeid Golkar
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A New Phase in the Yemen War: Context and Consequences
Recent Houthi attacks on the UAE shed light on the latest developments in the Yemeni war, and how key actors will maneuver in the coming months.
Feb 28, 2022
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Nabil Hetari
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The Future of the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria after the Killing of its Latest Caliph
Following the killing of ISIS leader Abu Ibrahim Al-Quraishi, the organization will try to regroup and move forward, but replacing its leader will pose unique challenges.
Feb 28, 2022
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Adham Karam
In-Depth Reports
Three Presidents, Three Flawed Iran Policies, and the Path Ahead
News reports of a nearing breakthrough in the Iran nuclear talks will trigger sighs of relief, but the deal will likely prove disappointing on many fronts.
Feb 25, 2022
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Robert Satloff
Articles & Testimony
Why the US Needs Saudi Arabia to Help Put Pressure on Russia
Currently, the odds do not favor Riyadh making the substantial oil production increases sought by Washington.
Feb 25, 2022
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Simon Henderson
Brief Analysis
A China-Russia SWIFT Alternative Will Not Undermine Iran Sanctions
There is no realistic prospect that Beijing and Moscow will establish a viable joint system that imminently and significantly reduces Tehran’s difficulties with accessing the international financial system.
Feb 25, 2022
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Steven Terner
Articles & Testimony
Trends in Iranian External Assassination, Surveillance, and Abduction Plots
Law enforcement actions and financial designations are appropriate but insufficient—the attacks will not stop without firm diplomatic isolation, travel and study bans on family members of Iranian leaders, and other direct consequences for regime decisionmakers.
February 2022
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Matthew Levitt
Articles & Testimony
Why Russia Is Destined for Defeat in Ukraine
Whether Putin aims to occupy the entire country or hold strategic areas as buffer zones, the West will likely need to rethink European security.
Feb 27, 2022
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Anna Borshchevskaya
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Brief Analysis
Targeting the Islamic State: Jihadist Military Threats and the U.S. Response
Two scholars of jihadism assess the group's evolving approaches to conventional and insurgent warfare, and U.S. options for combating them.
Feb 22, 2022
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Ido Levy
Craig Whiteside
Articles & Testimony
Axis of Abraham: Arab-Israeli Normalization Could Remake the Middle East
The accords may point to a future in which the United States can do less in the region—but to get there, Washington must first do more.
March-April 2022
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Michael Singh
Brief Analysis
A Goldilocks Approach to Sanctioning Yemen’s Houthis
Although the group undoubtedly merits FTO designation, issuing targeted sanctions with broader UN buy-in may achieve better results without the humanitarian complications.
Feb 18, 2022
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Katherine Bauer
Articles & Testimony
Israel’s New Strategy: Why a Post-American Middle East Means a Greater Role in Regional Security
In strategic terms, at least, the United States is increasingly shifting its attention to Asia, but this may represent an opportunity for Israel as much as a challenge.
Feb 18, 2022
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Amos Yadlin
Assaf Orion
Brief Analysis
The Death of Oil Federalism? Implications of a New Iraqi Court Ruling
The legal decision and its political fallout are threatening some of the country’s key interests, including its aspirations toward federalism, its relations with Turkey, and its ability to attract sorely needed international investment.
Feb 18, 2022
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Bilal Wahab
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