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By Nanar Hawach
The People's Assembly is not designed to check the presidency’s power, but it could help democratize the new political order.
By Allison Minor
A recent Atlantic Council gathering reveals how initiatives like the India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor (IMEC) must evolve.
By Diana Rayes
The US Supreme Court's recent decision to uphold the Trump administration's decision to terminate Temporary Protected Status programs crates a troubling global precedent.
By Marie Forestier
The May 11 EU-Syria High-Level Political Dialogue marks a step toward a closer partnership.
By Nadia Farra
Robust digital infrastructure, digital literacy, and cybersecurity are no longer luxuries for high-income nations but fundamental requirements for national stability and economic resilience.
By Kurt Davis Jr.
There are lessons from Libya's fragmentation and collapse that can be applied now as Syria sits at a similar inflection point.
By Gregory Waters
Necessary domestic reforms include continued security reforms, economic development, and writing a new constitution.
By Amy Austin Holmes
The offensive on Kurdish neighborhoods was the third wave of sectarian violence after the targeting of Druze and Alawites.
By Atlantic Council experts
Our experts unpack why violence erupted, what it means for Kurdish safety and integration in Syria, and how Washington is engaging.
By Frank Talbot
Before its future in post-Assad Syria was determined, Russia was actively searching for alternative strategic relationships in the region.
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