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MENASource
By Ksenia Svetlova
Will PM Benjamin Netanyahu find the desired equilibrium between the radical politics of his coalition partner and diplomacy with Arab capitals?
By Richard LeBaron
This piece identifies some of the issues involved in creating a strong framework for a vital “Abraham Exchanges” program and proposes a few ideas on how to get it off the ground.
By Shahira Amin
The prices of food and other basic commodities including housing and medical services have soared over the past few months as the country faces rising inflation.
By Ömer Özkizilcik
The December 2022 meeting in Russia is the first of many that may ultimately result in a direct encounter between Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Bashar al-Assad.
By Karam Shaar and Said Dimashqi
Before making concessions, the United States can increase its leverage in Syria by dedicating resources to make use of the smart sanctions that US policymakers have already developed.
By Leonardo Jacopo Maria Mazzucco and Kristian P. Alexander
All Gulf Cooperation Council states have come to terms with the reality of Taliban rule in Afghanistan since August 2021 and must pragmatically deal with the situation on the ground.
By Sam Mundy and Mick Mulroy
Rather than giving in to the Houthis’ latest demands and withdrawing their support for pro-government forces, the UAE and Saudi Arabia should attempt to restore a balance of power in negotiations.
By Laith Alajlouni
Without tackling the root causes of Jordan's issues, the country will only delay the crisis and it will snowball into something larger in the future.
By Nour Alhajjeh and Madeline Hart
2022 was a year full of unprecedented protests, groundbreaking state visits, historical elections, and new challenges for the Middle East and North Africa.
By Alissa Pavia
The sound of Tunisia’s silence was deafening after only 11.2 percent of Tunisians—one million out of nine million eligible voters—participated in the December 17 parliamentary elections.
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