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New Developments on the Stagnant Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict
Middle East Political Analysis

New Developments on the Stagnant Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict

April 9, 2018April 9, 20185 min read

Photo courtesy Office of the NKR President Bako Sahakyan, the president of a mountainous Central Asian de facto state roughly the size of Rhode Island,

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Why Do Cease-Fire Agreements Mediated by Third Parties Fail?
Middle East Political Analysis

Why Do Cease-Fire Agreements Mediated by Third Parties Fail?

January 12, 2018January 10, 20188 min read

The remains of a market in Maarat al-Noaman, in Syria’s northern province of Idlib, after an airstrike Tuesday. Dozens of people were reported killed. |

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Under Different Kinds of Attacks: Syrian Refugees in Lebanon
Middle East Op-ed

Under Different Kinds of Attacks: Syrian Refugees in Lebanon

December 2, 2017December 2, 20179 min read

The camp in Dalhamiyeh is among hundreds of informal clusters of Syrian refugee tents in the Bekaa Valley | Photo courtesy Dylan Collins/Al Jazeera When

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Unfazed by Critics, the Crown Prince Reigns
Middle East Op-ed

Unfazed by Critics, the Crown Prince Reigns

October 22, 2017October 23, 20175 min read

Prince Mohammed Bin Salman | Photo courtesy Saudi Press Agency On September 26, 2017—led by Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman—Saudi Arabia issued a Royal Decree

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Turkish Women’s Rights Struggle During State of Emergency
Middle East Political Analysis

Turkish Women’s Rights Struggle During State of Emergency

February 13, 2017April 9, 20178 min read

A week ago the Turkish president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, began a referendum campaign to support a bill that could transform the country’s parliamentary system into

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Lebanon’s Confessionalism is a Bulwark Against Democracy
Middle East Op-ed

Lebanon’s Confessionalism is a Bulwark Against Democracy

December 8, 2016December 8, 20163 min read

Two years, six months, and eight days. That was the amount of time needed for the Lebanese parliament to elect a new president. On October

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Insights | Gay, Palestinian, Israeli: Caught between conflicting identities
Insights Middle East

Insights | Gay, Palestinian, Israeli: Caught between conflicting identities

November 15, 2016November 15, 20164 min read

Jake Witzenfeld presented his documentary Oriented at New York University’s Gallatin School, sparking a conversation about identity crises on the Mediterranean shores. In the opening

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Caught between two goals: Turkey’s Conflicting Quest for Sustainability and Economic Development
Middle East Political Analysis Regions

Caught between two goals: Turkey’s Conflicting Quest for Sustainability and Economic Development

September 14, 2016September 15, 20167 min read

  Turkey has a long history of trying to stimulate its economy and protect fledgling industries through large-scale development strategies. A new 5-year plan is

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Western Women in ISIS: Naïve Victims, or Violent Terrorists?
Middle East North America Political Analysis Regions Uncategorized

Western Women in ISIS: Naïve Victims, or Violent Terrorists?

August 4, 2016August 4, 20166 min read

“It was a really hard life.” Said by a shaken 16-year-old named Marilyn Nevalainen, these words represent a girl’s realization about life under ISIS rule.

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Russia’s exit from Syria: Mission unaccomplished?
Europe Middle East Political Analysis

Russia’s exit from Syria: Mission unaccomplished?

April 19, 2016April 20, 20165 min read

Russian President Vladimir Putin announced on March 14 that he would begin to remove his troops from Syria, claiming that he had achieved all of

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