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151. Tunisia Turns a Corner Against the Jihadist Movement

152. Implications of the Saudi Corruption Arrests

153. Don’t Count Out U.S. Oil Production as a Market-Shaper

154. Turkey's Opposition vs. the AKP: Measuring Messaging

155. Promoting Women's Economic Activity in Jordan

156. Protests and Regime Suppression in Post-Revolutionary Iran

157. Prospects for Syrian Kurdish Unity: Assessing Local and Regional Dynamics

158. A Paris Reset on Hezbollah? Implications for French Interests and Regional Security

159. A New West in the Middle East: Toward a Humbler, More Effective Model of Transatlantic Cooperation

160. The IRGC Lifts Off: Implications of Iran's Satellite Launch

161. Taking Back the Neighborhood: The IRGC Provincial Guard's Mission to Re-Islamize Iran

162. Wrestling with Annexation: The Elusive Search for a Policy Rationale

163. Qatar Without Tamim Sudden Succession Essay Series

164. A Nation Divided: Palestinian Views on War and Peace with Israel

165. Green Without Borders: The Operational Benefits of Hezbollah's Environmental NGO

166. Avoiding an Epic Mistake: The Case for Continuing the U.S. Mission in Sinai

167. Palestinian Politics After Abbas Sudden Succession Essay Series

168. Iran's Evolving Approach to Asymmetric Naval Warfare: Strategy and Capabilities in the Persian Gulf

169. Honored, Not Contained: The Future of Iraq's Popular Mobilization Forces

170. The Outlook for Turkish Democracy: 2023 and Beyond

171. A Short-Term Diplomatic Agenda for the Syrian Puzzle

172. Varied Reactions in Syria to Biden Victory

173. The Rise of Kata’ib Hezbollah’s Hegemonic ‘Resistance’

174. Hezbollah Has Created Parallel Financial and Welfare Systems to Manage the Current Crisis

175. How Does Indonesia View the Prospect of Normalization with Israel?

176. In Search of a Semi-Autonomous Region in Northeastern Syria

177. Israel and the UAE on Iran: Shared Foe, Different Perspectives

178. Washington’s Stance on Syria and Iraq and The Widening Rift with Kurds in Iran

179. The Beirut Disaster: Implications for Lebanon and U.S. Policy

180. Beyond the Ceasefire in Libya

181. Navigating a Growing Chinese Influence in Iraqi Kurdistan

182. Iran-South Korea Humanitarian Trade Requires U.S. Assurances

183. Arab Media Reactions to U.S. Protests: How Regional Considerations Shape Media Coverage

184. The Future of Iraq's Popular Mobilization Forces

185. With COVID-19, Iran’s Dependence on China Grows

186. The Forgotten Peace at Twenty-Five: How to Protect and Strengthen Israel-Jordan Ties

187. Signposts for an Islamic State Comeback in Iraq

188. Understanding the Saudi Aramco IPO

189. The Islamic State in Syria After the U.S. Withdrawal

190. What Is Iran Up To in Deir al-Zour?

191. Turkey Pivots to Tripoli: Implications for Libya’s Civil War and U.S. Policy

192. Time to Change Course on the UN’s Lebanon Policy

193. Don't Write Off Iraq

194. A Decisive Vote for Humanitarian Support in Syria

195. Oman After Qaboos: A National and Regional Void

196. Course Correction: The Muslim World League, Saudi Arabia's Export of Islam, and Opportunities for Washington

197. Algeria’s Election Is a Make-or-Break Moment

198. Iran’s New Budget Is Tight, But Not Tight Enough

199. Hiding in Plain Sight: Hezbollah's Campaign Against UNIFIL

200. Defeating al-Qaeda's Shadow Government in Yemen: The Need for Local Governance Reform