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Middle East Program

Iran Nuclear Chess: After The Deal
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Saudi Arabia's Yemeni Quagmire
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Why Is The Idea of Female Western Jihadists A Mystery?
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The Mosul Dam: Turning A Potential Disaster Into A Win-Win Solution
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Will Saudi Women Finally Be Allowed To Drive
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After A Year of War, Saudis and Houthis Explore Peace in Yemen
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Youth and Civil Society: The Missing Powers in Yemen
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Al-Sisi's Egypt: The Military Moves On The Economy
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Egypt: A Country Awaits A Revolution
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Nuclear Diplomacy With Iran: A Deal, Not Grand Bargain
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Can A Nuclear Deal Help Iran's Young Labor Force?
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Morocco's Emerging Democracy: The 2015 Local and Regional Elections
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Egypt: The Closing of The Political Space
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Saudi Arabia's "Terrorist" Allies in Yemen
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The Domestic and Foreign Policy Challenges of The New Iranian President, Hassan Rouhani (Viewpoints No. 30)
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Iran and Syria at The Crossroads: The Fall of The Tehran - Damascus Axis?
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Iran, The Next Five Years: Change or More of The Same?
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A New Chapter For Tangled U.S.-Saudi Relations
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Iran's Nuclear Chess: Calculating America's Moves
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A Kingdom's Future: Saudi Arabia Through The Eyes of Its Twentysomethings
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Egypt: Back To The Drawing Boards
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The Stark Choice in Iraq
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Can Rouhani Resolve Iran's Economic Conundrum?
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Saudi King Abdullah: An Assessment
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What Role Will Women Play in Tunisia's Upcoming Elections?
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Mohamed ElBaradei: From Vienna To Cairo: A Transition
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Syrian Refugees: Lessons From Other Conflicts and Possible Policies
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Rouhani: A Mixed Bag One Year Later
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Young Saudis and The Kingdom's Political Future
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Algeria's Islamists Crushed in First Arab Spring Elections
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U.S. Policy Towards Syria: Making The Best of A Bad Situation?
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In 2013, Rise of The Right in Elections Across The Mideast
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The US Administration Policy in Iraq
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Iran's Rouhani Puts U.S.-Saudi Ties To The Test
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American Policy in The Maghreb Is Not Enough
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Middle East Program

Iran Nuclear Chess: After The Deal

Saudi Arabia's Yemeni Quagmire

Why Is The Idea of Female Western Jihadists A Mystery?

The Mosul Dam: Turning A Potential Disaster Into A Win-Win Solution

Will Saudi Women Finally Be Allowed To Drive

After A Year of War, Saudis and Houthis Explore Peace in Yemen

Youth and Civil Society: The Missing Powers in Yemen

Al-Sisi's Egypt: The Military Moves On The Economy

Egypt: A Country Awaits A Revolution

Nuclear Diplomacy With Iran: A Deal, Not Grand Bargain

Can A Nuclear Deal Help Iran's Young Labor Force?

Morocco's Emerging Democracy: The 2015 Local and Regional Elections

Egypt: The Closing of The Political Space

Saudi Arabia's "Terrorist" Allies in Yemen

The Domestic and Foreign Policy Challenges of The New Iranian President, Hassan Rouhani (Viewpoints No. 30)

Iran and Syria at The Crossroads: The Fall of The Tehran - Damascus Axis?

Iran, The Next Five Years: Change or More of The Same?

A New Chapter For Tangled U.S.-Saudi Relations

Iran's Nuclear Chess: Calculating America's Moves

A Kingdom's Future: Saudi Arabia Through The Eyes of Its Twentysomethings

Egypt: Back To The Drawing Boards

The Stark Choice in Iraq

Can Rouhani Resolve Iran's Economic Conundrum?

Saudi King Abdullah: An Assessment

What Role Will Women Play in Tunisia's Upcoming Elections?

Mohamed ElBaradei: From Vienna To Cairo: A Transition

Syrian Refugees: Lessons From Other Conflicts and Possible Policies

Rouhani: A Mixed Bag One Year Later

Young Saudis and The Kingdom's Political Future

Algeria's Islamists Crushed in First Arab Spring Elections

U.S. Policy Towards Syria: Making The Best of A Bad Situation?

In 2013, Rise of The Right in Elections Across The Mideast

The US Administration Policy in Iraq

Iran's Rouhani Puts U.S.-Saudi Ties To The Test

American Policy in The Maghreb Is Not Enough