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Learning to Say “No” To Saudi Arabia on Iran and Yemen
Sep 25, 2019Daniel Brumberg writes that against the background of the White House’s escalating conflict with Tehran, Washington seems unwilling or unable to break its habi…
- Policy Analysis
Israeli Election Do-Over Yields Similar Results
Sep 25, 2019This Israeli election, like the one before it, has largely been about Benjamin Netanyahu himself and not his policies. Yousef Munayyer considers the possible s…
- Washington Policy Weekly
New Report Illustrates Folly of US Syria Policy
Sep 25, 2019A Congress-mandated Syria Study Group recommends that the United States buys time in Syria while pressure builds on President Bashar al-Assad’s regime, with th…
- Policy Analysis
Presidential Elections in Tunisia: Reading the First Round Results
Sep 25, 2019The results of the first round of the 2019 presidential elections in Tunisia represent an early crisis for a regime marked by the fragmentation of the party ma…
- Policy Analysis
Egypt’s Protests: A Sign the Arab Spring Is Alive
Sep 24, 2019Although the protests today are unlike those that garnered millions at public squares in 2011, the struggle of the Egyptian people against repression remains a…
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Tunisia’s Presidential Election: Populism Rules the Day
Sep 20, 2019Tunisia’s presidential election shows the democratic transition moving apace, although Tunisians are shunning political parties and elites who failed to improv…
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Israel after Netanyahu?
Sep 19, 2019No leader of a national unity government in Israel will be willing, let alone capable of, taking any serious step towards peace
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Tamara Kharroub: Regardless of who wins, Palestinians are the ultimate losers
Sep 19, 2019Regardless of who wins or succeeds in forming a unity government or coalition, the policies of occupation, annexation, and racism are always on the agenda. Rea…
Khalil Jahshan: Work on the “Deal of the Century” will continue regardless of who will be the next PM of Israel (in Arabic)
Sep 19, 2019Arab Center's Khalil Jahshan said in an interview with Al-Araby TV that the current US policy regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict will likely remain the…
Joe Macaron interviewed regarding US-Turkish cooperation in Syria (in Arabic)
Sep 19, 2019ACW resident fellow Joe Macaron was interviewed by Rozna radio about the US-Turkish military cooperation in Syria. Read more
- Washington Policy Weekly
Congress Highlights Human Rights Abuses and Humanitarian Crises
Sep 18, 2019Marcus Montgomery highlights congressional work on bringing attention to human rights abuses and humanitarian crises in the Middle East as the Trump Administra…
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Libya’s Stalemate Could Lead to Dreaded Partition
Sep 17, 2019While domestic competition and outside intervention are fueling the dangerous Libyan conflict, General Haftar’s challenge to the GNA and rejection of UN mediat…
