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Defense sectors in several Arab countries have undergone significant transformation leading to the hybridization of security governance, leaving them with forms of sovereignty that are both constrained and constantly contested.
The hybridization of security governance in Lebanon, Syria, Iraq and Yemen leaves them with forms of sovereignty that are both constrained and constantly contested.
A regular survey of experts on matters relating to Middle Eastern and North African politics and security.
The Arab Middle East faces unprecedented socioeconomic, political, and institutional challenges. Amid burgeoning conflict and economic stagnation, trust has eroded between governments and their citizens.
Mohammed bin Salman will weather the Khashoggi murder, his tightening grip over Saudi security explains why.
More than any other region in the world, the Middle East is defined not by commercial ties, diplomatic interaction, or regional organizations, but by hard power and military might.
By closing its representative institution to the Palestinians, the Trump administration has again harmed peace prospects.
Russia has gained influence in Libya by exploiting the mistakes of the Europeans and the United States.
Jamal Khashoggi vanished in Istanbul. But the key to understanding the Saudi reaction to his disappearance lies in Riyadh.
In Mahrah Governorate, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates are working to curtail Omani influence.