Middle East Analysis
Sada is an online journal rooted in Carnegie’s Middle East Program that seeks to foster and enrich debate about key political, economic, and social issues in the Arab world and provides a venue for new and established voices to deliver reflective analysis on these issues.
In this space, host Rafiah Al Talei focuses on elevating women’s perspectives and expertise on issues impacting the Middle East and North Africa.
Tamakon is a production of Sada at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. Tamakon is in Arabic.
Sada’s annual documentary series features young filmmakers telling stories from their homes across the Middle East and North Africa, each year focused on different themes including climate change and internal displacement.
Sada’s annual documentary series features young filmmakers telling stories from their homes across the Middle East and North Africa, each year focused on different themes including climate change and internal displacement.
As hegemonic Ethiopian ambitions threaten stability in the Horn of Africa, Somalia is building strategic alliances regionally and internationally to counter Ethiopia’s growing political and military influence.
The Moroccan government’s decision to bar civil society from filing public actions in cases of public fund and property offenses has stirred debate, with critics warning it sidelines crucial players in the fight against corruption.
Syria's prolonged conflict has collapsed its electricity infrastructure and deteriorated conventional energy sources, compelling a swift transition to renewable energy.
Internal displacement in Iraq is one of the most significant humanitarian crises the country has faced in decades, and in the absence of political stability in some areas, the situation worsens.
Morocco's Atlantic Initiative seeks to transform the geostrategic landscape of the Sahel and Sub-Saharan regions amid a wave of coups fueled by economic and social decline.
Italy's direct negotiation with Assad's regime presents significant challenges and divergence from EU multilateral policies may have grave political implications for the Syrian dispute.
Ten years after the launch of Operation Dignity, the Eastern Province in Libya continues to host a significant number of internally displaced persons (IDP) communities.
As the conflict between the Houthis and the internationally recognized government in Yemen enters its tenth year, Yemenis across the country face catastrophic economic conditions that have plunged millions into poverty.
NATO’s decision to open office in Jordan strengthens western powers’ interests and challenges speculation surrounding their declining security engagement with the region.