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Qatar’s Global Bargaining Chips

David Roberts: Qatar’s strategic internationalist foreign policy is likely to continue, even under new leadership.

السياسة الخارجية القطرية

يُرجَّح أن تواصل قطر انتهاج سياستها الخارجية الاستراتيجية ذات التوجّه الدولي، حتى في ظلّ قيادة جديدة.

 

Morocco’s Salafis: In Search of a Comprehensive Solution

Sanaa Karim: Morocco’s new dialogue aims to reduce ideological polarizations regarding the rehabilitation of Salafi-jihadis detained under the Anti-Terrorism Law.

بحثاً عن حل شامل

 يهدف الحوار الجديد في المغرب إلى الحد من الاستقطابات الأيديولوجية التي تثيرها إعادة تأهيل الجهاديين السلفيين المحتجزين بموجب قانون مكافحة الإرهاب.

 

The Battle over Egypt’s Judiciary

Nathan Brown: Egypt’s Islamists have locked horns in a struggle with the judiciary that veers between full confrontation and guarded accommodation.

المعركة على القضاء المصري

 يخوض الإسلاميون المنتخَبون في مصر معركة مع القضاء تتأرجح بين المواجهة الكاملة والتسوية الحذرة. 

 

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Analysts arguethat Kuwait’s ban on political parties has hurt democratic development, and that to fill the gap the emir has played a role of the arbiter between government and parliament. – Mariwan Hama
The concept of majority rule—which could have an impact at the community level—could, if handled carelessly, engulf Iraq in intractable conflict once again – Haidar Najem
It is true that the Salafi movement today has become more open-minded in dealing with others, but the Salafis still prefer to petition on behalf of themselves—rather than with the aid of outsiders. – Sanaa Karim
 

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