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By Alessia Melcangi
The latest escalation between Egypt, Sudan, and Ethiopia coincides with a diplomatic shift from the United States.
By Thomas S. Warrick
Taking the money away from Hamas is the best nonmilitary way to ensure Hamas is unable to rebuild and rearm.
By Joseph Epstein
While some have dismissed an expansion to Central Asia as “largely symbolic” this interpretation overlooks deeper implications.
By Jared Levy and Ben Van Heuvelen
Regardless of the specific makeup of the next Iraqi government, it is likely that Chinese firms will continue to enjoy an advantage.
By Atlantic Council experts
Iraq is set to hold elections on November 11. Our experts unpack the key questions looming over the landmark vote.
By Rend Al-Rahim
The November election will not necessarily determine who the next prime minister will be, but it will provide an opportunity to shift power dynamics within the fractious Shia bloc.
By Raad Alkadiri
Al-Sudani's rush to sign deals with US firms over the past few months is fundamentally about political survival, both his own and Iraq’s.
By Giorgio Cafiero
United by a desire to counter US influence, Iran and Russia are poised to deepen their bilateral and multilateral cooperation.
By Mohammed A. Salih
The US campaign against the PMF groups will likely have significant implications for Iraq’s political process moving forward.
By Amit Yarom
Careful engagement between Israel and Indonesia could blossom. But both must navigate a narrow path between opportunity and overreach.
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