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By Arwa Damon
For Palestinians, time is running out— a warning that has been echoed at some of the highest ranks of international organizations, including the World Health Organization.
By Jean-Loup Samaan
Modest outcomes from the Lebanese president's visit reflects that Abu Dhabi remains cautious towards Beirut.
By Joseph Epstein
Joining the Accords could benefit Baku and Astana, while also helping Israel and the US strengthen engagement with the Turkic world.
By Daniel B. Shapiro
By all accounts, US President Donald Trump’s upcoming visit to the Gulf will not prioritize major diplomatic breakthroughs.
By Mahmood Alhosain
Almost six months since Assad regime collapse, four key pillars will determine whether this new Damascus can seize the opportunity.
By Aïssa Christophe Agostini
Amid instability in the Mediterranean, North Africa and the Sahel, a chance to deliver on the promise of the Abraham Accords.
By Marjan Keypour Greenblatt
The US cannot overlook that Iran’s nuclear program is not simply about deterrence—it is a tool for advancing a revolutionary ideology.
By Jason M. Brodsky
Trump has been creative in designating international gangs as foreign terrorist organizations. He should apply the same standard to those linked to Iran.
By Emadeddin Badi
If the status quo continues, the next phase of Libya’s crisis will not be quiet erosion. It will be public revolt.
Within a relatively short time, Donald Trump is likely to face the decision point on whether or not to pursue a military strike against Iran.
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