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Policy Analysis

January 04, 2019


Who Will Be Driving the 2019 Washington Policy Agenda?

Marcus Montgomery

While President Trump enjoys constitutional prerogatives over American policy in the Middle East, a Democratic-controlled House is likely to impact his choices there.

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January 02, 2019


The Folly and Repercussions of Trump’s Decision on Syria

Radwan Ziadeh

Withdrawing from Syria diminishes whatever influence the United States has cultivated there in favor of letting the Syrian regime, Russia, Turkey, and Iran chart the country’s fractious future.

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January 01, 2019


What will the Middle East look like in 2019?

Marwan Kabalan

In 2019, old conflicts in the Middle East will persist and new ones might erupt.

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December 28, 2018


Sudan protests: How did we get here?

Abdelwahab El-Affendi

The callous insensitivity of the regime to the people's misery and its preoccupation with getting the president a new term fueled popular anger.

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December 28, 2018


Abbas and Netanyahu Turn to Elections to Solidify Control

Yousef Munayyer

As a new year begins in Israel/Palestine, leaders there are seeking to use elections to sideline challenges and challengers, solidify their grip on power, and maintain the status quo.

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December 27, 2018


No American Traction on Resolving the GCC Crisis

Charles W. Dunne

To maintain or reassert its leadership role in the Gulf region, the United States must effectively and forcefully address the reasons behind the start of the GCC crisis and its continuation into its second year.

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December 27, 2018


Iran’s Hardliners and Reformists and the Syria Gambit

Daniel Brumberg

Iranian hardliners have tried to isolate reformists by asserting that in times of growing security threats, all political forces must unite behind the drive for national unity and Shia solidarity.

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December 21, 2018


The Aftermath of the Khashoggi Murder: Freedom of the Press in 2018

Tamara Kharroub

The rise of populism and anti-globalism has contributed to erosion of the international rights system, with governments moving away from accountability and transparency.

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