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61. Toward a Paradigm Shift in Humanitarian Response: Centering Women and Girls in Integrated Health and Protection Services in Syria

62. Overcoming Barriers to Poverty Alleviation in the Arab Region

63. Afghanistan Under Taliban: A new Regime Poses a Threat to International Stability

64. Scope and Limitations of Soft Power Diplomacy: A Quantitative Analysis of Afghans' Perceptions about India

65. Iran's Nuclear Policy: Nature, Ambition, and Strategy

66. The Legal Role of Government in Protecting Cultural Heritage and Archaeological Sites in the War-Affected Countries: The Case of Iraq and Syria

67. Horizontal inequalities and multi-sectarian societies: a study about the perception by Syrian refugees in Brazil of the socioeconomic situation and groups inequalities in Syria before the 2011 uprising

68. Perceptions of Turkey in the US Congress: A Twitter Data Analysis

69. Academic Trends in European Union Studies in Turkey within the Framework of Turkey-EU Relations

70. The Abraham Accords - Israel and the Middle East - What Next?

71. As Israel Looks East, The Gulf is Both a Way Station and a Destination

72. The Two-State Delusion

73. Peace, Security, or the Economy? Israeli Narratives About the Abraham Accords

74. Selective Reconciliation: The Rapprochement Between Israel and the Gulf Monarchies

75. Borders and transit countries: the re-territorialization of Middle East pipelines

76. A Palestinian Outlet to the World, A Path toward Peace? Considerations and Options for a Gaza Seaport

77. Building a Seaport in Gaza: Prospects, Challenges, and Opportunities

78. When Western media frames the Middle East in terms of sectarianism, not only does it do a grave disservice to its audience, but also to the people of this region, with far-reaching consequences

79. Why Climate Journalism Must be Mainstreamed in the Arab World

80. Social Change Will Be Tweeted—By a Select Few