by Feyza Gumusluoglu | Nov 19, 2020 | Analysis
Biden’s presidency: Implications for Turkey and the Gulf By Feyza Gumusluoglu November 19, 2020 Joe Biden’s win in the 2020 US presidential election came at a time the Middle East is much more fractured than ever. The familiar bipolar geopolitical landscape marked by...
by Dr. Kristian Alexander and Giorgio Cafiero | Jul 9, 2020 | Analysis
Revisiting Hezbollah’s disarmament quandary By Kristian Alexander and Giorgio Cafiero July 9, 2020 Amid Lebanon’s ongoing anti-government protests, various demonstrators have held signs demanding “No weapons but legal weapons. 1559, make it happen.” This is a clear...
by Dr. Theodore Karasik and Maya Yang | Jun 28, 2019 | Analysis
A delicate balance of power in Syria’s last opposition stronghold By Dr. Theodore Karasik and Maya Yang June 28, 2019 The delicate balance of power in Syria’s northwestern province of Idlib appears unsustainable and, to say the least, it is difficult to predict how...
by Maya Yang | May 23, 2019 | Analysis
How will Brexit affect the Middle East and North Africa? By Maya Yang May 23, 2019 Nearly three years since the referendum, discussions over a Brexit deal are in a state of limbo. After British MPs rejected the withdrawal agreement three times, the European Union...
by Justin McCauley | May 16, 2019 | Analysis
Will the “maximum pressure” policy on Iran work? By Justin McCauley May 16, 2019 Hostility between the United States and Iran has evolved ever since Washington withdrew from the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) — the nuclear deal agreed between the Iranians...
